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Add support for Block Storage #242

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MrZoidberg opened this issue Jul 20, 2016 · 3 comments
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Add support for Block Storage #242

MrZoidberg opened this issue Jul 20, 2016 · 3 comments

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@MrZoidberg
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It will be nice to have support for the Block Storage API . Any chance to get one?

@LongLiveCHIEF
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LongLiveCHIEF commented Jul 29, 2016

This would be an awesome addition, especially if it can be worked into synced_folders type: 'nfs'!

Recently, I wrote a vagrant multi-vm that runs docker swarm init onvagrant up. The successful swarm init command conveniently outputs the complete swarm join command you would need to run on a new worker node to join the swarm (including all the hashes/secrets/keys).

I modified the swarm-init script with sed to cut out the excess text, and pipe the resulting swarm join command to /vagrant/swarm-join.sh which I could use to auto-build the swarm worker nodes, and the only thing holding me back at the moment, is the one-way rsync.

NFS support in the vagrant plugin would make this so easy!

@sumdog
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sumdog commented Oct 14, 2016

I'm a big fan of using Vagrant not only for development, but being able to change the provider and using it for production (obviously adding commands to your provisioner to secure ssh/password on the box).

The Digital Ocean Vagrant plugin already supports ipv6 and private networking options. Having the ability to provision the new block storage product would be really helpful.

@g-dogg
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g-dogg commented Apr 4, 2019

Does anywhere exist docs of usage provide.volume? And how can I make and attach DO Block Storage in my vagrantfile? TY

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