You can run multiple sites (laravel installations) under a single homestead environment:

http://laravel.com/docs/4.2/homestead#daily-usage

hireahenchman said:

Is the idea to having multiple sites running on the one Vagrant box rather than setting up multiple homesteads?

As elite123 says above and per the documentation, the idea behind Homestead is to serve multiple sites (virtual hosts) in a single Homestead development environment.

Homestead itself is a virtual machine running a full operating system, tailored specifically for Laravel development.

As a development environment, what sites would be so vastly different that they need their own entirely separate environment?

I've already submitted a pull request to reduce the vagrant box size (at the time it went from 792MB to 469MB).

This can impact the box download time, but probably will have zero impact on box running size.

as others pointed out, the whole idea around homestead is to use a single VM to host multiples PHP projects at the same time.

My pull request: https://github.com/laravel/settler/pull/24

thanks for the answers guys. Been running homestead for a while now and love it. Went the route of multiple sites under the same box.

It's a bit of a pain having to keep adding new sites to homestead.yaml where as I used to run them all from the same folder on a local server.

Cheers!

Any one can help my question: http://laravel.io/forum/01-28-2015-homestead-up-no-more-space-left