Using Vagrant as a day-to-day DevOps tool

Vagrant is a flexible tool that enhances day-to-day development by allowing you to easily test out DevOps workflow ideas. It allows you to separate your software code and infrastructure without having to know much about DevOps, infrastructure, servers, and configuration-management tools. 

As a day-to-day DevOps tool, Vagrant can be used for many things, including the following:

• Testing software code in different environments and operating systems
• Testing different workflows using configuration-management tools, such as Chef and Puppet
• Working in the same environment as other developers in your team/company
• Easily make changes to Vagrant and see the results instantly
• Running multiple environments/virtual environments to test out networking, file-sharing, and other multi-server use cases