Once we start using Vagrant on a range of projects, the lack of a GUI can make it easy to lose track of which projects are running or suspended on your machine. This is especially annoying when you want to boot up a new project, but an existing Vagrant project is either causing a conflict or consuming too many resources on your machine. Thankfully, there is now a command to list all active Vagrant environments on your host, for example, vagrant global-status.
This command lists the IDs, names, providers, and states of our Vagrant projects as well as the directory they are running in:
We can append the ID to the end of the vagrant
command to run the command against that machine, without having to go into that folder, for example:
vagrant suspend 77e5115