Re:Virtio-fs: shared file system for virtual machines
by noir_lord on Wednesday February 06, 2019 @06:47PM
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Thanks for the info, I was aware of vagrant-libvirt and ansible (already use that to deploy vagrant guests) but unison I hadn't seen.
Funnily enough webpack is where I had the most problems (it certainly surfaces "what happens when we smack the FS in the face repeatedly" issues better than most) which is what got me thinking down the KVM route in the first place.
In terms of hacking around on vagrant, it's ruby which isn't on the list of languages I'm fluent in and its flexibility makes it more complex than what I need for my use case.
There is something to be said sometimes for rolling your own for your own itch but I'll certainly have a look at unison as part of vagrant first.
Funnily enough webpack is where I had the most problems (it certainly surfaces "what happens when we smack the FS in the face repeatedly" issues better than most) which is what got me thinking down the KVM route in the first place.
In terms of hacking around on vagrant, it's ruby which isn't on the list of languages I'm fluent in and its flexibility makes it more complex than what I need for my use case.
There is something to be said sometimes for rolling your own for your own itch but I'll certainly have a look at unison as part of vagrant first.