[TP] Setting up the test environment
What you will learn in this TP :
Oracle VM virtualbox
We will use Virtualbox to deploy our test VMs. Some labs will be done on Docker, so if you already have a Docker engine you can use it instead of deploying a new VM.
You must proceed with the installation of Virtualbox by following the procedure corresponding to your system:
https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/DownloadsHashicorp Vagrant
We will use Vagrant to automatically deploy test environments. To learn more about Vagrant, you can follow our dedicated training.
You must proceed with the installation of Vagrant by following the procedure corresponding to your system:
https://developer.hashicorp.com/vagrant/installFrom concept to expertise
We have preconfigured a repo for the training.
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Git repo
You can use the command below to clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/RousselTM/docker-formation -
Choice of environment
The configurations of the test environments are in the tp folder. In this folder there are several subfolders, each corresponding to a test environment: simple VM, VM with Docker, VM with application... Depending on the lab, we will specify which one to use:
cd elasticsearch-kibana-formation/tp -
Creating the environment
Once in the folder corresponding to the desired environment, you can launch the creation of the environment on Virtualbox with the following Vagrant command
vagrant up -
Accessing the VM
You can access the VM by running the following command:vagrant ssh rousseltm-formation
Course Glossary
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