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Now that we have a template vagrant file
for our project we can go and customize

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this for the particular requirements
that we need for our development server

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I've created a predefined vagrant file
and linked it in the resources of the

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video so what we'll do is we'll copy
this into our vagrant file and then I'll

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talk you through all the changes line by
line okay so open up the vagrant file

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resource copy the contents head over to
atom and replace this entire vagrant

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file with our customized vagrant file
and then save it

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okay so we've kept the

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vagrant configuration block here which
is the standard configuration block

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that's required in all vagrant files and
we've also left the config dot VM dot

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box setting to Ubuntu slash Bionic64

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so
what I've done below this is pinned it

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to a specific version and this is just
to avoid any changes being made or any

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updates being made to this image
breaking the steps in this course I may

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modify this slightly in the future to
incorporate future updates after I've

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tested them so don't worry if this isn't
exactly the same as what it shows in the

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video here but just note that this is
pinned to a specific version so that it

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doesn't break if there's
modifications made to the base image

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okay now we have the config dof VM dot
network line and what this does is it

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Maps a port from our local machine to
the machine on our server so when we run

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our application we'll be running it on a
network port 8000 and we want to make

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this port accessible from our host
machine so the host machine is our

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laptop or whichever machine you're
running the development server on and

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the guest machine is the development
server itself by default ports are not

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automatically accessible on any guest
machine so you need to add this line to

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make them accessible so we can access
them by going localhost port 8000 and it

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will automatically map the connection to
our guest machine or development server

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okay now we have this provision block
here now this is how you can run scripts

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when you first create your server I've
added some commands to the script and

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the first one is to disable the auto
update which conflicts with this auto

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update when we first run it on Ubuntu

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I've then added this update line here

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which will update the local repository
with all of the available packages so

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that we can install Python 3 virtual env
and zip so we're going to be using these

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two packages later on so Python 3
virtual env is a virtual environment

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which we'll use in a future video and
zip is the standard zip tool which we

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can use to create compressed zip files
which again we'll be using later on in

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this course

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then what I do here is I
create a bash aliases file and I

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basically set Python 3 to the default
Python version for our vagrant user now

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this just means that every time you run
Python it will automatically use Python

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3 instead of the default Python 2.7 and
since we're using Python 3 in this

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course this just makes it handy because
it means you don't need to type Python 3

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manually every time you run a command

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okay so that's the vagrant file that we

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need for our development server