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There are some upstream tools which aid in the creation and management of Drupal VM instances. Some of the more popular tools are listed here.
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If you know of any other tools to help manage Drupal VM, please add them to this page!
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## Lunchbox
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[Lunchbox](https://github.com/LunchboxDevTools/lunchbox) is a wrapper for the Drupal VM project to manage your Drupal development process. It is a Node.js-based GUI to assist in setting up Drupal VM and creating and managing instances.
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## Acquia BLT
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[BLT (Build and Launch Tool)](https://github.com/acquia/blt) is a project from Acquia that builds a Drupal project repository, and can optionally include Drupal VM as part of the project. There is an open PR that may [use Composer to add Drupal VM as a project dependency automatically](https://github.com/acquia/blt/pull/93).
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## Drupal VM Config Generator
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[Drupal VM Config Generator](https://github.com/opdavies/drupal-vm-config-generator) is a Symfony Console application that manages and customises configuration files for Drupal VM projects.
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You can either use the interactive console UI to build configurations, or pass options directly to the `drupalvm-generate` command.
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Examples:
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```
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drupalvm-generate \
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--hostname=example.com \
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--machine-name=example \
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--ip-address=192.168.88.88 \
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--cpus=1 \
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--memory=512 \
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--webserver=nginx \
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--domain=example.com \
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--path=../site \
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--destination=/var/www/site \
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--docroot=/var/www/site/drupal \
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--drupal-version=8 \
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--build-makefile=no \
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--install-site=true \
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--installed-extras=xdebug,xhprof \
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--force
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```
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## Drupal VM Generator
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[generator-drupalvm](https://github.com/kevinquillen/generator-drupalvm) is a Yeoman generator for quickly spawning configured VMs or new projects using Drupal VM.
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Examples:
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```
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# Generate a new Drupal VM instance in the current directory.
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$ yo drupalvm
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```
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## Newd
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[`newd`](https://gist.github.com/rgoodie/9966f30b404a4daa59e1) is a bash function that quickly clones the Drupal VM repo wherever you need it, configures important bits, and then kicks off `vagrant up`.
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Examples:
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# Create a new Drupal VM named 'test-fieldformatter' with Drupal 7.
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$ newd 7 test-fieldformatter
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# Create a new Drupal VM named 'drupal8test' with Drupal 8.
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$ newd 8 drupal8test
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```
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