My team and I are all frustrated by the current state of things: when you develop your code inside a virtual machine, all code sharing mechanisms seem to suck.
What do you currently use?
Ask HN: Engineers, how do you share code with your virtual machines?
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Re: Ask HN: Engineers, how do you share code with your virtual machines?
#2What have you tried already? Do you have examples of mechanisms that suck? It would also help to learn which operating system(s) are involved.
Re: Ask HN: Engineers, how do you share code with your virtual machines?
#3Rsync or lsyncd
Re: Ask HN: Engineers, how do you share code with your virtual machines?
#4dropbox!
Re: Ask HN: Engineers, how do you share code with your virtual machines?
#5It's far from perfect but vagrant + provider of your choice (I'm using parallels for now, but will probably switch to Veertu when they have vagrant support) works well enough for me.
Even if you need to do things directly in the vm, this is still a workable solution I'd imagine.
Re: Ask HN: Engineers, how do you share code with your virtual machines?
#6What have you tried already? Do you have examples of mechanisms that suck? It would also help to learn which operating system(s) are involved.
My primary dev machine is MacOS. I'm using generally VMWare or VirtualBox to virtualize Linux machines. I'm really frustrated with what they offer :)
Re: Ask HN: Engineers, how do you share code with your virtual machines?
#7Git