My presentation on Vagrant is at:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6n9UlfqV3juc3NleW9PdWtydTA/view?usp=sharing

The Vagrant repository that I'm now using for Ruby on Rails development is 
at https://github.com/jhsu802701/vagrant_debian_wheezy_rvm .  My Vagrant 
base box includes the latest versions of RVM, Chef, and Puppet.  Thanks to 
Derek Rockwell for paving the way for me with the Rails.MN Vagrant setup 
at https://github.com/railsmn/railsmn-dev-box .

Unlike most of the Vagrant base boxes that people are using for Ruby on 
Rails development, my Vagrant base box uses Debian Stable instead of 
Ubuntu.  Debian Stable requires only occasional and modest updates.  In 
contrast, Ubuntu becomes out of date very rapidly and thus requires 
frequent and substantial updates.

My Vagrant base boxes are open source.  The source code I use to create my 
Vagrant base boxes is 
at https://github.com/jhsu802701/packer-debian-wheezy-rvm .  I'm using an 
open source program called Packer (http://www.packer.io) to create my 
Vagrant base boxes.  Thanks to Pierre Mavro for paving the way for me with 
his source code for creating a Debian base box at 
https://github.com/deimosfr/packer-wheezy 
.

If you aren't already using Vagrant, it's time to start.  I've been taking 
action to improve everyone's Vagrant experience, and I'm making Vagrant 
part of my standard operating procedure for Ruby on Rails development.  My 
Vagrant setup will be valuable for RailsBridge, Startup Weekend, and 
24-hour web site challenges.  Vagrant is especially valuable on Windows 
computers due to the pitfalls of installing Ruby on Rails in the Windows 
environment.

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