Since Otto leverages Vagrant and other HashiCorp tools (namely, Packer and Terraform), it can be considered an abstraction layer for all of those applications at once.

While Vagrant still exists, Otto takes the five years of experience that users have, and boils that down to the new tool, Otto. The tool is, like other HashiCorp tools, free and available to download.

Vagrant creator’s lifelong pursuit of automation culminates in HashiCorp’s end-to-end Atlas DevOps SaaS, but Mitchell Hashimoto is only just beginning ...

Hashicorp’s founder, Mitchell Hashimoto, is the co-creator of Vagrant, which he has managed since 2010. He said in an interview the traction for Vagrant has been considerable, leading him to ...

So far, the approach appears to be working, with 500,000 monthly active users of the HashiCorp ecosystem, according to Fishner. Not bad for a company founded in 2012.

HashiCorp, which offers a number of tools that help developers write and deploy their applications (including the popular open-source Vagrant tool for setting up development environments), today ...

Updated license ensures the continued availability of source code for the HashiCorp community ... Boundary, Nomad, Waypoint, Packer, and Vagrant. This change will enable HashiCorp to continue ...

Vagrant would become the foundation of his startup, HashiCorp. Vagrant is a tool that helps you easily set up a programming environment using whatever platform you want (VMware, Docker, etc.) and ...

HashiCorp, now a public, $14 billion company, ... One of them, Vagrant, became quite popular. Mitchell Hashimoto (left) and Armon Dadgar (right) in HashiCorp's early days. HashiCorp ...

HashiCorp Vagrant is a tool designed to help developers build and manage virtual machine environments in a centralized workflow. Vagrant can be used to run multiple virtual environments together ...