Using Vagrant remotely with AWS EC2 and Docker
Another powerful usage of Vagrant can be with remote IaaS resources such as Amazon EC2. Amazon Web Services Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) and similar Infrastructure-as-a-Service providers like Google Cloud, Azure or Digital Ocean, to name a few, are selling virtual machines with varying compute power and network bandwidth for a fee. You don't always have all the necessary CPU and memory you need on your laptop, or you need to have some specific computing power for a task, or you just want to replicate part of an existing production environment: here's how you can leverage the power of Vagrant using Amazon EC2.
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