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Re:Announcing HashiCorp (a Company for Vagrant) by blhack on Wednesday November 28, 2012 @01:18PM (#4843868)
http://vagrantup.com/

A bit of constructive criticism:

The "this changes everything" thing has become way, way, overplayed. I saw that and immediately rolled my eyes and stopped reading. It is about at the level of "code ninja" now.

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Re:Announcing HashiCorp (a Company for Vagrant) by mitchellh on Wednesday November 28, 2012 @01:21PM (#4843888)
Thanks, I agree that I'm tired of that. The Vagrant website is being redesigned at the moment, so that'll disappear shortly.
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Re:Announcing HashiCorp (a Company for Vagrant) by igorgue on Wednesday November 28, 2012 @01:48PM (#4844012)
But, and take this as a compliment, Vagrant does change everything. I'm so happy with vagrant now I can really say I have the same OS as my server in my laptop, I can easily switch between them and distribute the env between my peers.
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Re:Announcing HashiCorp (a Company for Vagrant) by varikin on Wednesday November 28, 2012 @02:28PM (#4844194)
I agree, vagrant changes everything. At the moment, it is feasible for what we at work, yet. But I really want to use it more.
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Re:Announcing HashiCorp (a Company for Vagrant) by RDDavies on Wednesday November 28, 2012 @10:17PM (#4846068)
As an avid supporter of the project, shoot an email if you want a Web dev to build it out for you :).
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Re:Announcing HashiCorp (a Company for Vagrant) by typicalrunt on Wednesday November 28, 2012 @05:23PM (#4845112)
You'd be surprised how many Enterprise companies are discovering Vagrant for the first time.

"You can have the same environment shared by everyone, and still look like Dev/QA/Production?" they ask.

It's amazing how far behind some companies are on the tech curve.

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Re:Announcing HashiCorp (a Company for Vagrant) by petercooper on Wednesday November 28, 2012 @08:28PM (#4845819)
This isn't just a problem of a tech curve or conservatism but one of exposure and marketing. There are a lot of great tools and systems out there that are pretty in your face and obvious to use in certain niches yet.. you'll still run across good folks who are new to them. Always plenty of room to expand! (And that's a good thing ;-))
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