All right guys welcome to the lab set up in this section we are going to actually set up our lab where
we will be practicing our scripting skills.
We will be building our Linux machine and we will be creating shellscript.
So let's see what exactly are we going to do in this lab set up so this is a quick step by step instruction
of what we're going to be doing following this lesson in this section.
I will be covering about the virtual environment.
This is for those who actually don't know what virtual environment is or what a war machine is.
So I will be going over some of the fundamentals of virtual environment how it works.
Then what is Oracle virtual box.
So of course in Bush environment there are so many war chill products that are out there is V.M. where
the Oracle watch box there's Microsoft Word and wireman.
So which one to pick.
So in our lead lab setup we will be installing Oracle virtual box and that's where we will be setting
up our next lab environment.
So after that we will be installing Oracle Warshel box on it.
Then it's a complete process.
I have actually including every single thing in this setup so where do you need to get the download
file.
How do you have to install it.
How do you have to configure it.
And then you will cover the first virtual machine.
So once you have the Oracle box running then what you need to do with it you need to create a virtual
machine.
What is a virtual machine if you don't know then I have code that in this section you don't have to
worry about a thing.
I will walk you through step by step and every all the way through setting up your Linux machine.
And then once you have the Linux machine up and ready then we will do the Linux installation and the
Linux installation.
I will be covering as the center OS which is exactly like Redhat Linux which is used mostly in the Linux
environment in a corporate environment.
So this section covers all about setting up your lab.
Now let me tell you this.
If you already have a lab or if you already have a Linux machine then you do not have to do this entire
section.
You could simply skip through it.
You could start up your own Linux machine that you have.
It's either a buntu it's either a Santos or Red Hat.
I would prefer that you go with Santos and and Redhat because most of the scripting languages and the
shell scripts that I will be using I was using it in bash language.
If your next operating system understands the bash programming language that is fine you could you could
use that if you wanted to install Linux from Scratch on your physical machine.
You could also go you.
You're more than welcome to do that.
But if you do not have any Linux machine then this section is really going to help you.
And once again if you do have a Linux machine.
Not to worry about it just go straight to the next section.