Takes screenshots of a VM

The use case is if you have a vagrant box, stored on S3 (or another storage provider supported by fog) that you don't want to be downloadable publicly that you need to authenticate somehow to get at.

Creates and use a data driven vagrant environment

vagrant-hosts is a Vagrant plugin to manage /etc/hosts entries on both the host OS and guest VMs.

vagrant-hosts is a Vagrant plugin to manage /etc/hosts entries on both the host OS and guest VMs.

vagrant-hostmaster is a Vagrant plugin to manage /etc/hosts entries on both the host OS and guest VMs.

Provision Vagrant boxes with Ruby (on the host machine)

This Vagrant plugin allows user to define box urls that use HTTP Basic Authentication

This is a HyperV provider for vagrant. It doesn't quite work yet.

vagrant-librarian is a vagrant plugin that takes care of installing and updating librarian-managed cookbooks as part of your normal vagrant workflow.

Various Vagrant helpers.

Makes it possible to use 'ssh' to login to a Vagrant VM, without adding multiple fake hosts to ~/.ssh/config

Vagrant plugin which allows manipulation of puppet.conf from VagrantFile

A Vagrant plugin to PuTTY into a VM

A Vagrant plugin to execute `rake` commands from the host in the VM

A Vagrant plugin to execute `rake` commands from the host in the VM

Provides share functionality to Vagrant

Vagrant Spatula uses the excellent 'spatula' gem and command-line utility to provision new base boxes with chef-solo, including getting chef-solo on the machine itself.

vagrant-test is a simple Vagrant plugin for running tests on your VMs.

This Vagrant plugin allows you to add entries to the hosts file of the VM. This is particularly useful in a multi-VM environment to get all machines to know each other by name.