MediaWiki out-of-the-box will likely run slow (page loads take 5+ seconds). In particular, setting up the "browsertests" role involves compiling the ffi ruby Gem which is a memory-hungry task if it fails try freeing some memory in the VM or increasing its memory allocation ( bug 53864).
If you add many roles, you may need to increase memory available to the Vagrant VM. Roles has more information about some roles. Watch a short screencast demonstrating how to use roles. # After you are done enabling and/or disabling roles, run this to make the change take effect. $ vagrant roles disable role # Turn off role for this machine. $ vagrant roles enable role # Turn on role for this machine. These optional software stacks are collectively known as 'roles', and MediaWiki-Vagrant offers an easy and powerful command-line interface for managing them. MediaWiki-Vagrant sets up a basic MediaWiki instance by default, but it also knows how to configure a range of complementary software, including some popular MediaWiki extensions and their dependencies. Best of all, because the configuration is automated and contained in a virtual environment, mistakes are easy to undo.
The virtual machine that MediaWiki-Vagrant creates makes it easy to learn about, modify, and improve MediaWiki's code: useful debugging information is displayed by default, and various developer tools are set up specifically for inspecting and interacting with MediaWiki code, including a powerful debugger and an interactive interpreter. Since the configuration is geared towards easy development rather than security, MediaWiki-Vagrant is not recommended for publicly accessible wikis. It consists of a set of configuration scripts for Vagrant and VirtualBox that automate the creation of a virtual machine that runs MediaWiki. MediaWiki-Vagrant is a portable MediaWiki development environment. Visual overview of vagrant Logo di MediaWiki Vagrant Bryan Davis explains in an interview at Wikimania what MediaWiki Vagrant is TechTalk on MediaWiki-Vagrant by Bryan Davis and Dan Duvall Slides from TechTalk on MediaWiki-Vagrant by Bryan Davis and Dan Duvall
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