[Needs action] Vagrant images on prerelease page

[David Gay]

Greetings.

If we want the vagrant images to be listed on the prerelease page, the web team needs some text to put with them, like we do for the other images. I pinged a few vagrant-connected folks in IRC, but it seems they're not around. Assuming we *do* want these images listed, can someone with knowledge of them produce some sort of text to send to the web team?

-- David

[Joe Brockmeier]

On 03/06/2015 01:46 PM, David Gay wrote:
> If we want the vagrant images to be listed on the prerelease page, the web team needs some text to put with them, like we do for the other images. I pinged a few vagrant-connected folks in IRC, but it seems they're not around. Assuming we *do* want these images listed, can someone with knowledge of them produce some sort of text to send to the web team?

Vagrant Images

Fedora Cloud edition is also available as a Vagrant Box in formats
suitable for libvirt or VirtualBox. If you're using Vagrant on Mac OS X
or Windows, you'll probably want the VirtualBox image. If you're using
the Fedora Vagrant package, you'll want the libvirt image.

If you're working with general cloud development, choose the Cloud
image. If you're doing Docker development, choose the Atomic image.

[White, Langdon]

On Fri, Mar 6, 2015 at 3:18 PM, Joe Brockmeier  wrote:
> On 03/06/2015 01:46 PM, David Gay wrote:
> > If we want the vagrant images to be listed on the prerelease page, the
>
> web team needs some text to put with them, like we do for the other images.
> I pinged a few vagrant-connected folks in IRC, but it seems they're not
> around. Assuming we *do* want these images listed, can someone with
> knowledge of them produce some sort of text to send to the web team?
>
> Vagrant Images
>
> Fedora Cloud edition is also available as a Vagrant Box in formats
> suitable for libvirt or VirtualBox. If you're using Vagrant on Mac OS X
> or Windows, you'll probably want the VirtualBox image. If you're using
> the Fedora Vagrant package, you'll want the libvirt image.
>
> If you're working with general cloud development, choose the Cloud
> image. If you're doing Docker development, choose the Atomic image.

Some mods.. thoughts?

Vagrant Images

Fedora Cloud edition is also available as Vagrant Boxes in formats
suitable for libvirt/KVM or VirtualBox. If you're using Vagrant on Mac OS X
or Windows, you'll probably want the VirtualBox image. If you're using
the Fedora Vagrant package, you'll want the libvirt/KVM image.

If you are doing general cloud development or developing new containers,
the Cloud image is probably the right choice. If you want to run
containers, either to run a service or to develop on top of, the Atomic
image is more suitable.

Langdon
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