This generates a Vagrantfile that only contains the base box that we’re using. You can run commands within P圜harm by opening the terminal (Alt + F12). In the project folder, run vagrant init -m bento/ubuntu-16.04. The first step will be to set up the Vagrant VM, and configure the necessary items. Open P圜harm, and create a new pure Python project. If you want to follow along, you’ll need to have Vagrant, Virtualbox, and P圜harm Professional Edition installed on your computer. So let’s create a project, and get started. If you want to follow along at home, you can find the code from today’s blog post on GitHub. See the commit history there to see the progress from the beginning to the end. In the next post in this series, we’ll introduce a larger application that we’ll deploy to AWS in a future post. Today we’ll just create a simple Flask application that’ll say ‘Hello world’. We’ll use these technologies for this application: Today we’ll start a blog series about developing cloud applications, and we’ll discuss how to set up a local development environment using Vagrant. This is why one of the factors of the twelve factor app is maintaining dev-prod parity. One of the things that could make developing cloud applications hard, would be differences between the dev environment and the production environment.

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