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You can work on your website without affecting the production server. Seravo Vagrant box simulates the Seravo WordPress production environment, saving you time and trouble during production deployment. In addition to all required software, the environment includes tools to aid in development, debugging, testing, and profiling.
The environment is a containerized server running inside a virtual machine. The virtual machine makes it simple to create an identical and isolated environment on any system that supports virtualization. Vagrant manages both the container and the virtual machine, so you shouldn’t have to worry about either of them.
All sites with Seravo are pre-configured with a Vagrantfile and a site specific config file.
Getting started
To begin, install the environment by following the requirements installation guide. See the common workflows and configuration after you’ve confirmed a functional installation by running an empty test site. Learn the tools and commands you’ll need to optimize your development process.
If you encounter any problems, consult the troubleshooting guide for instructions on debugging and reporting the problem.
Credentials and URLs
These default credentials and URLs might be different if you have cloned a production site.
WordPress
http://wordpress.local/wp-admin
user: vagrant password: vagrant
Adminer
http://wordpress.local/.seravo/adminer
http://adminer.wordpress.local
user: vagrant password: vagrant
Mailcatcher
http://wordpress.local/.seravo/mailcatcher
http://mailcatcher.wordpress.local
Webgrind
http://wordpress.local/.seravo/webgrind
http://webgrind.wordpress.local
Browsersync console
http://browsersync.wordpress.local
MariaDB
user: root password: root
user: vagrant password: vagrant