A vmr environment consist of a directory and a template file call Vagrantfile.
A vmr object contains information to create and modify an vmr environment. Once the environment created and initialized the vmr object became optional and only the working directory and the Vagrantfile are the managers.
vmrCreate() function create a vmr object using several arguments:
* name : the box name (from vmrList())
* provider: the provider name (from vmrList())
* version: (optional by default latest version is use)
* provider.options: specific provider options (vignette n°5)
Set the working directory to a vmr environment who was already initialized.
Initialize a vmr environment will create a Vagrantfile template into the working directory and download the box associated.
The box download can be long depending of the box size and network bandwide. The box is save in vagrant environment (“~/.vagrant.d/”).
vmr_env # created or loaded object
# force.vagrantfile will override existing Vagrantfile template
vmr_env <- vmrInitEnv(vmr_env, force.vagrantfile=TRUE)
To remove any file created, boxes downloaded and provider instance run this commands:
Several functions need and can modify a vmr object to add options to the environment.
vmrInitEnv() have to be recall at vmr object modification.
It’s possible to upgrade an environment to use the latest box version.
This functions manage the environment instance.
They have to be call in vmr environment (working directory), with no arguments.
# Get environment status
vmrStatus()
# Start a provider instance
vmrStart()
# Save state and stop provider instance
vmrSuspend()
# Resume a saved provider instance
vmrResume()
# Stop a provider instance
vmrStop()
# Remove a provider instance
vmrDestroy()
Manage provider instance with snapshot.