[chef] Re: Re: Question on Test Kitchen usage - can you halt and restart the vm?

[Richard Murray < >]

Hi, thanks for the info Jeff and Seth.  

I hadn't thought of of running the commands against the generated vagrant file, I'll give that a try.

Cheers, 

Richard.

On 26 March 2014 18:25, Seth Falcon < " target="_blank"> > wrote:

Hi there,

Richard Murray < "> > writes:
> Is it possible to do the equivalant of a 'vagrant halt' or a 'vagrant up'
> using Test Kitchen?

One thing you can do is cd into the directory where kitchen-vagrant
writes the Vagrantfile and run vargant commands. So you can do something
like:

    cd .kitchen/kitchen-vagrant/default-ubuntu-1204
    vagrant rsync

You can also set the VAGRANT_CWD environment variable but that will be
less useful if you have more than one box going in your kitchen setup.

> kitchen destroy
> kitchen create
> kitchen converge
>
> Is there any way to halt the vm and just bring it back up again without
> having to re-provision it?

Usually, kitchen converge is enough for me (don't need the explicit
create). Also for me, on an OS X laptop, I can suspend the laptop and my
vm is ok.

But as described above, I've done vagrant suspend/resume and had that
work.

+ seth

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