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Build your Ruby application’s Docker image in just one line of code without writing any Dockerfile! You only need source-to-image tool (s2i, formally sti) and Docker.

What to do when running Vagrant with --debug flag is not enough? As Vagrant is nothing else than a Ruby program, you can use famous pry gem together with pry-byebug to debug it. The only thing you need to do to use pry from the Vagrant code base is to make sure it’s installed and available in the Vagrant environment.

I would like to share with you my own opinion on why I initially joined Petr Hráček in pursuing the idea of a portal for developers running Fedora and why I think that this project will help new and existing developers to take advantage of everything Fedora Workstation has to offer.

Vagrant is a great software that allows people to use various providers, provisioners, sync options, and more. But that often comes short if we write our project’s Vagrantfile just for default VirtualBox. Since I prefer to use libvirt provider and NFS I tend to write Vagrantfile that only support those (as they are just for myself). But lately I was writing a Vagrantfile for upcoming Fedora Developer Portal and wanted to support both Fedora users running our packages with libvirt as a default provider and everyone else as well.

vagrant-registration plugin for Vagrant allows developers to easily register their guests for updates on systems with a subscription model like Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Here is how to install the plugin and set it up.