I recommend using halt for web servers it saves disk space and may be faster. Or if you want to suspend any running machines, the syntax is easy: vagrant suspend -all vboxmanage list runningvms | sed -r 's/.*\' | xargs -n 1 - vagrant halt" So now I have something that can safely begin a stop of all vagrant VMs that I might have turned on yet forgotten about in a session.
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Use ACPI in an ACPI-aware guest OS (preferable to poweroff for graceful shutdown of guests) VBoxManage controlvm acpipowerbuttonĪlso see: How to safely shutdown Guest OS in VirtualBox using command line Update from OPīased on this selected correct answer below, I've added this bash script " $HOME/bin/stop-vagrant.sh". Poweroff running VMs (not recommended because we may lose data in the guest) VBoxManage controlvm poweroff Stop running VMs by "hibernating" them (reommended to avoid data loss) VBoxManage controlvm savestate After updating the Vagrant box, you should run the bash init.sh command from the Homestead directory in order to update Homesteads additional configuration. Advantages of this approach: 'apt-get upgrade' will track the vivid version of vagrant for security updates, bug fixes, etc. If a Vagrant environment is already running, you'll have to destroy and re create it to acquire the new updates in the box. I prefer to upgrade single packages from future versions with a bit more finesse. This will not magically update running Vagrant environments. This ensures you are loading the most recent and patched versions of the software. This will download and install the new box. Step 1: Refresh Software Repositories In a terminal window, enter the command: sudo yum update The package manager will reach out to the repositories and refresh the listings. Package Approved This package was approved as a trusted package on. 2 Answers Sorted by: 61 From the Vagrant docs: Finally, you can update boxes with vagrant box update.
Never experience 404 breakages again Learn more. List running machines (returns name and UUID): VBoxManage list runningvms Upgrade Uninstall To install Vagrant (Install), run the following command from the command line or from PowerShell: > NOTE Private CDN cached downloads available for licensed customers.
For a scriptable control of Virtual Box machines we can make use of the VBoxManage commands:
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