Vagrant and Windows

[Pietto Vasco]

I have noticed since using vagrant that spinning up a windows machines, is becoming quite difficult.

I seem to be having trouble with winrm timing out

What technique do you guy use when spinning up windows machines

[Alvaro Miranda Aguilera]

if you build your own box then you will have a repeatable process.

the way Windows work, and the way some boxes are built, they run into issues when expiration of eval key gets into play, or you turn on a VM and there are zillions of Windows updates patches.

my suggestion will be build your own box and keep it up to date, and you wont run into issues.

alvaro

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Alvaro

[Ozan Cansel]

 Winrm timeout  can be specified inin VagrantFile. I followed this tutorial and everything worked perfectly. You can benefit from the tutorial.

If you need shorter way, how to specifiy booting and halting timeouts is specified at below.

  config.vm.boot_timeout = 600
  config.vm.graceful_halt_timeout = 600

17 Kasım 2018 Cumartesi 16:49:24 UTC+3 tarihinde Pietto Vasco yazdı: