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Drupal VM Documentation Home Contributing to Drupal VM Getting Started Installation macOS Windows Linux Configuring Drupal VM Syncing Folders Building your codebase Using a local Drupal codebase Using a composer package Using composer.json Using a Drush Make file Drupal VM as a Composer Dependency Deploying Drupal via Git Basic configurations Using different base OSes Using a different PHP version Webservers Apache Nginx Databases Connect to the MySQL Database Use MariaDB instead of MySQL Use PostgreSQL instead of MySQL Installed extras adminer (Database UI) blackfire (Profiling tool) drupalconsole (Drupal CLI) drush (Drupal CLI) elasticsearch (Search engine) java mailhog (Mail catcher) memcached (In-memory cache) newrelic (Performance monitoring) nodejs pimpmylog (Log viewer) redis (In-memory database) ruby selenium (BDD with Behat) solr (Search engine) tideways (Profiling tool) upload-progress varnish (Caching reverse proxy) xdebug (Debugging tool) xhprof (Profiling tool) Extending Drupal VM Adding Vagrant plugins Vagrantfile.local Passing on CLI arguments to ansible Pre- and Post-Provision Scripts Other Information Networking Notes Vagrant LXC provider Improving Performance Docker Custom Vagrant Base Box BigPipe with Drupal VM Drupal multisite Drupal 6 Notes Drupal VM Management Tools Emulating Acquia Cloud environment Deploying to a production environment Wordpress or other applications Drupal VM Documentation Docs » Home Edit on GitHub Drupal VM is A VM for local Drupal development, built with Vagrant + Ansible. Welcome to Drupal VM's documentation site! Get started by reading the installation instructions for you platform: macOS Windows Linux Contributing to Drupal VM ¶ Please feel free to edit any of the pages in this documentation via the 'Edit on GitHub' link at the top right. If you would like to help improve Drupal VM, feel free to submit new issues or pull requests to the Drupal VM project on GitHub! Next Built with MkDocs using a theme provided by Read the Docs . GitHub Next »...