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VMSetup Steps

This document provides instructions for setting up virtual machines (VMs) with different Linux distributions manually using Oracle VirtualBox or automatically with Vagrant. It recommends setting up CentOS and Ubuntu VMs to practice Linux skills and lists the required tools, including VirtualBox, Vagrant, Git Bash/Terminal, and Linux ISOs. The VMs can be accessed through Putty/Terminal after setting them up on a 64-bit computer running Windows, MacOS, or Linux that meets the system requirements.

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VMSetup Steps

This document provides instructions for setting up virtual machines (VMs) with different Linux distributions manually using Oracle VirtualBox or automatically with Vagrant. It recommends setting up CentOS and Ubuntu VMs to practice Linux skills and lists the required tools, including VirtualBox, Vagrant, Git Bash/Terminal, and Linux ISOs. The VMs can be accessed through Putty/Terminal after setting them up on a 64-bit computer running Windows, MacOS, or Linux that meets the system requirements.

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Virtual Machine Setup

Linux VM’s
01 02 03 04
Centos VM Ubuntu VM Centos VM Ubuntu VM
Manually on Virtualbox Manually on Virtualbox Automatically with Automatically with
vagrant on virtualbox vagrant on virtualbox
Why?

● To Practice Linux Skills


● Eligibility
● 64 bit Computer with high speed Internet
● OS: Windows 10/7 or MacBook or Linux OS
● Completed Prerequisites Video
Windows/Macbook/Linux
Tools List
● Chocolatey for windows
● Brew for Macos
● Oracle VM Virtualbox
● Git Bash/Terminal for Mac
● Putty/Terminal for Mac
● ISO => Centos 7 & Ubuntu Server 18
● Vagrant
Tools List
● Notepad++ or equivalent
● PyCharm/Intellij
● Anaconda
VM Setup
● Centos 7 vm running to Oracle VirtualBox

● Ubuntu 18 vm running on Oracle Virtualbox


● Putty/Terminal for Login

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