Vagrant Essentials : Learn DevOps Using Vagrant (Udemy.com)

In Nov 2024 this course is still amazing. I have worked with several vms, where I created lots of vms which is lots of headache. Is good to know how to setup manually process, Once you're good with manual come here for automation with vagrant brilliant.

Something I will definitely be using to study further in DevOps but will also be using it to test my ansible and puppet configs as well as actually get some major devops services up and running to use to test instead of on our LNP or staging environment

The Course is a decent one and spreads the essential of Vagrant, Well clarified everything ventures by step. This is a remarkable course.

The course gave me an good, clear and compact explanation of the topic. Some lectures the trainer just reads the slides he presents. Other lectures lacks some creativity on the presentations of the information. But this doesn't to be detrimental to the good information.

Good start to use Vagrant. But some lectures interrupted without appropriate end, some scripts don't work and I had should fix them by my own. Too long time for response on Q&A questions. That's why I rated this course by 3 stars.

Muito bom esse curso. Rápido, objetivo, pratico e esclarecedor. Foca apenas no virtualbox, mas vale apena. Seria interessante ter uma nova versão do curso abrangendo Docker e AWS . Recomendo!

only reading the the content given in slides, not properly explaining and narration is also boring, though the instructor has good knowledge and grip regarding the topic

Nice course . Helped me in understanding vagrant... I would suggest users to go for it as the understand of the tutor is excellent. Thanks, Brij

Instructor is clear and covers the matterial in depth. Based on the material, it is a good introduction to the material. Nice walk through of converting shell script to chief solo script

This was a top notch class. Prior to this course, I knew nothing about virtual machines or vagrant. I was using XAMPP and I think virtual machines with vagrant are a superior option. I uninstalled XAMPP on my computers and replaced them with virtual box and vagrant. I watched most of the videos multiple times, not because of the presentation or the presenter, but because of the content novelty and how much knowledge I was being presented with required repetition to make it stick. I have a DigitialOcean droplet and had only a rudimentary understanding of how everything was working. My understanding improved immensely (with a little supplemental reading/activity) and I didn't even take this course for that purpose. I like to use php and ajax methods (and an interest in forms & mysql) which meant I needed a practice server environment (it was XAMPP) but I'm slowly gaining an understanding of how servers work in general and this course really helped me conceptually. I plan to go through the course at least a couple more times because I think there's yet more value that I've not gained. There is some content that's beyond me and I'll likely never use but it still contributes to my conceptual understanding. Heck, it even improved my command line skills (which were basically non-existent). In all, I learned/improved my knowledge of virtualization/virtual box, vagrant, command line, and servers.