<commit_before>---
page_title: "Vagrant 1.5 Feature Preview: Vagrant Share"
title: "Feature Preview: Vagrant Share"
author: <NAME>
author_url: https://github.com/pearkes
---

A primary goal of Vagrant is not only to provide easy-to-use development
environments, but also to make it easy to share and collaborate on
these environments.

With Vagrant 1.5, we're introducing a feature that will allow you to share
your running Vagrant environment with anyone, on any network connected
to the internet. We're calling this feature 'Vagrant Share.'

This feature lets you share a link to your web server to a teammate across
the country, or just across the office. It'll feel like they're accessing
a normal website, but actually they'll be talking directly to your running
Vagrant environment. They'll be able to see any changes you make, as you make
them, in real time.

With Vagrant Share, others can not only access your web server, they
can access your Vagrant environment like it was any other machine on a
local network. They can have access to any and every port.

Read on for a demo and more details.

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### Demo

Before we get into details about Vagrant share, let's show a few demos.

Sharing an HTTP server:

<iframe src="//player.vimeo.com/video/87525972" width="770" height="394" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen></iframe>

Sharing SSH access:<commit_msg>website/www: add a note about fullscreen<commit_after>---
page_title: "Vagrant 1.5 Feature Preview: Vagrant Share"
title: "Feature Preview: Vagrant Share"
author: <NAME>
author_url: https://github.com/pearkes
---

A primary goal of Vagrant is not only to provide easy-to-use development
environments, but also to make it easy to share and collaborate on
these environments.

With Vagrant 1.5, we're introducing a feature that will allow you to share
your running Vagrant environment with anyone, on any network connected
to the internet. We're calling this feature 'Vagrant Share.'

This feature lets you share a link to your web server to a teammate across
the country, or just across the office. It'll feel like they're accessing
a normal website, but actually they'll be talking directly to your running
Vagrant environment. They'll be able to see any changes you make, as you make
them, in real time.

With Vagrant Share, others can not only access your web server, they
can access your Vagrant environment like it was any other machine on a
local network. They can have access to any and every port.

Read on for a demo and more details.

READMORE

### Demo

Before we get into details about Vagrant share, let's show a few demos.
You may need to go fullscreen to read the text.

Sharing an HTTP server:

<iframe src="//player.vimeo.com/video/87525972" width="770" height="394" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen></iframe>

Sharing SSH access:
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