Dockerize pairs2

[jaybobo]

@BrianLees has some ideas about how to make it easier for all attendees to contribute without experiencing the pain of setting up an environment.

• cloud9/gitlab
• or docker

[TravisSperry]

Vagrant has been super easy to work with, but I've never worked with Docker.

[jaybobo]

Sorry I should have added extra context. Vagrant has worked just fine for Linux users but some PC users had difficulty so this conversation stems from that...just a thought.

https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/windows/

[TravisSperry]

That makes sense. Is it possible to Vagrantize and Dockerize? Or would that not make sense?

[BrianLees]

You can do either.There was actually a project by the vagrant team that would do both (Otto if you want to look out up) but unfortunately they have stopped work on it.

[jcwimer]

I could dockerize the development environment for linux users who do not want to virtualize then I could set up vagrant files for osx and windows users. The vagrant environment would use linux and then docker would be used inside the virtual linux os with a host only network so they could access 'rails s'.