• Ubuntu Precise (12.04)
• Apache2
• Php
• Composer
• Curl
• Git

Optional (uncomment from puppet/manifests/init.pp to enable)

• Wordpress
• Mysql
• PhpMyAdmin

• Vagrant (http://vagrantup.com)
• VirtualBox (https://www.virtualbox.org/)
• Puppet (http://docs.puppetlabs.com/guides/installation.html)

1. Clone this repo into a local project folder
2. From the project folder, run the command vagrant up --provision - this may take 3-5 minutes (NOTE: The first time you vagrant up may take 5-10 minutes extra to download the image for the Ubuntu installation)

Running vagrant up will create a htdocs folder within your local project folder. This folder is synced to the /var/www/ folder on the virtual machine. Any files you edit locally will be immediately available for review on the server.

You can SSH onto the server itself by running the command vagrant ssh

2. SSH into the server to install the DB by running the command vagrant ssh
3. Navigate to the root folder cd /var/www/
4. Edit files using either VIM or NANO using the following commands:

• VIM - sudo vi FILENAME.html
• NANO - sudo nano FILENAME.html

1. Add the following to your local hostfile - 192.168.50.50 teamserver.mergeworld.com
2. Login to WordPress admin and adjust site settings:

• http://localhost:8080/wp-admin/ the username is admin, the password is vagrant.
• Go to Settings
• Changed WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) to http://teamserver.mergeworld.com

3. The site is now available at http://wordpress.mergeworld.com

You can access the VM database using Workbench with the following settings

1. Connection Method: Stnadard TCP/IP over SSH
2. SSH Hostname: 192.168.50.50
3. SSH Username/Password: vagrant/vagrant
4. MySQL Hostname: localhost
5. MySQL Username/Password: root/vagrant

1. Navigate in your browser to http://teamserver.mergeworld.com/phpmyadmin
2. Username/Password: root/vagrant

2. SSH into the server to install the DB by running the command vagrant ssh
3. Access mysql by running the command mysql -u root -pvagrant

• If you need a password (for anything - including mysql, it should be vagrant)
• vagrant suspend - This command will put your local vm to sleep
• vagrant halt - This will shut off your local vm
• vagrant destroy - This will remove the vm completely and require rebuilding from scratch