How to use yaml files with vagrant?

@brandy 

To use YAML files with Vagrant, you can create a YAML configuration file that specifies the settings and options for your Vagrant environment. Here's a basic example of how you can create a Vagrantfile using YAML syntax:

1. Create a new file named Vagrantfile in your project directory.
2. Write your configuration settings using YAML syntax. Here's an example of a simple Vagrantfile using YAML configuration:

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# Vagrantfile
---
vagrant:
  config:
    vm:
      box: ubuntu/bionic64
      hostname: myvm
      memory: 1024

1. Save the file and run vagrant up in your project directory to start the virtual machine with the specified configuration settings.

Using YAML files with Vagrant allows you to define your Vagrant environment settings in a more structured and readable format. This can make it easier to manage and share your Vagrant configurations with others.