A Vargrant file to kick a Docker Swarm Mode cluster

Lately I wanted to quickly setup a Docker Swarm Mode cluster using Vagrant. I was looking for the simplest configuration - just something to be a sandbox to play with. Looking around most of the Swarm related Vagrant files were in the ‘old swarm way’ – that is: not the Swarm Mode – so I created one and uploaded to Github. Feel free to use it from: https://github.com/eyal-lupu/vagrant-docker-swarm-mode. See README.md for details.
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