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# Getting Started Download and install VirtualBox (as instructed in the Vagrant [Getting Started guide](http://vagrantup.com/docs/getting-started/index.html)). Then set up your bundle and grab the Ubuntu Lucid VM image. gem install bundler bundle install vagrant box add lucid64 http://files.vagrantup.com/lucid64.box ## Spin up a new VM vagrant up ## SSH into the VM vagrant ssh ## Destroy the VM vagrant destroy ## Re-run Chef recipes on the VM vagrant provision ## Stop/Start the VM vagrant suspend vagrant resume # Install additional cookbooks This script (and the knife extension it invokes) automatically creates a vendor branch for tracking upstream git sources, merges the cookbook into the cookbooks/ directory, and makes it easy to update these cookbook as needed in the future. To use this script, the cookbook must be in its own git repository, like those at https://github.com/cookbooks/. ./script/install_cookbook cookbooks/mysql
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