example.settings.yml

---
# Configuration file
# Change settings here to control how your box is set up.

# Git settings
git_name: "Your name"
git_email: "your@email.com"

# Welcome page settings
webserver_hostname: 'vagrant-php7.local'
webserver_hostname_alias: 'www.{{ webserver_hostname }}'

# Virtual hosts
vhosts:
  - alias: domain.local
    path: /absolute/path/to/project/folder/on/your/local/machine
    # Set the type of the virtual host
    # This can be one of "none", "default", "drupal", "laravel"
    vhost_type: "default"
    custom_aliases: sub1.domain.local sub2.domain.local
    # If you don't want the database to be created, you can simply remove the next line.
    db: projectdb
    # If you use the "default" vhost type, you can specify the folder where your index.php is located.
    # Example: "", "/public", "/www". Please use the slash, when the path is not empty. NO TRAILING SLASH.
    index_file_folder: ""

# Vagrantfile configuration
boxipaddress: "192.168.200.210"
boxname: "vagrant"

username: "vagrant"
# The following 2 variables assume that the username is "vagrant".
# If you change the username, please adjust the variables accordingly.
home_dir: "/home/vagrant"
sites_dir: "/home/vagrant/sites"

# Give VM 1/4 of system memory
memory: 1024
# Give VM access to all cpu cores on the host
# To find out the number of cores, run the following commands:
#   Mac: sysctl -n hw.ncpu
#   Linux: nproc
cpus: 2

# php.ini settings
php_memory_limit: 512M
php_max_execution_time: 60
php_post_max_size: 100M
php_upload_max_filesize: 100M
php_display_errors: On
php_display_startup_errors: On
php_html_errors: On
php_date_timezone: Pacific/Auckland

# MySQL Settings
mysql_port: 3306
mysql_root_password: password
server_hostname: vagrant
dbuser: user
dbpass: password

# MySQL my.cnf settings
mysql_max_allowed_packet: 128M
mysql_character_set_server: utf8
mysql_collation_server: utf8_general_ci

# Local hosts file location
# Default location on *nix hosts is '/etc/hosts'
hosts_file_location: "/etc/hosts"

# Set the level of verbosity that Ansible will use
# This can be one of "", "v", "vv", "vvv", or "vvvv"
ansible_verbosity: ""