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Log output from successful Packer build leading to failed upload to Vagrant Cloud.

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PPeleke
Last edited Nov 5, 2019
Created on Nov 5, 2019

This visualization shows the chronological sequence of a Packer build process, from its successful compilation to a subsequent failed upload attempt to Vagrant Cloud. The timeline displays timestamped log entries, starting with Packer version 1.4.4 initialization and progressing through numerous plugin registrations. The data comes from a gist by Peleke, rendered as a text-based timeline. The visualization uses JavaScript's `Date` parsing to analyze timestamps and a custom bar chart to display the event flow, highlighting the critical transition from build success to upload failure.

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