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Virtualization Lab

In this lab, you will learn how to deploy a Virtual Machine (VM) using VirtualBox and customize its settings. Follow the tasks below to complete the lab assignment.

Task 1: VM Deployment

Objective: Install VirtualBox and deploy a new VM using Ubuntu.

  1. Install VirtualBox:

    • Download and install VirtualBox from the official VirtualBox website.
    • Provide the version number of VirtualBox in your report.

  2. Deploy a Virtual Machine:

    • Create a new Virtual Machine (VM) using VirtualBox and choose the Ubuntu operating system.
    • Customize the VM settings, such as the allocated memory, number of CPU cores, and network configuration.
    • Document the steps you followed to deploy the VM, including any specific configurations you made.
    • Take a screenshot of the VM running and include it in your report.

  3. Documentation:

    • Create a submission7.md file.
    • Include the VirtualBox version number.
    • Document the steps and configurations made during the VM deployment.
    • Add a screenshot of the running VM in the submission7.md file.

Task 2: System Information Tools

Objective: Discover and use command-line tools to display system information of the VM.

  1. Processor, RAM, and Network Information:

    • Research and discover a suitable command-line tool for displaying processor, RAM, and network information separately.
    • Install the tool on your VM if needed.
    • Use the tool to display the processor, RAM, and network information of the VM.
    • Document the name of the tool, the command(s) used, and provide the output in submission7.md in the lab folder.

  2. Operating System Specifications:

    • Research and discover a suitable command-line tool for displaying the operating system specifications.
    • Install the tool on your VM if needed.
    • Use the tool to display the operating system specifications of the VM.
    • Document the name of the tool, the command(s) used, and provide the output in the same submission7.md file.

  3. Documentation:

    • Ensure submission7.md contains:
      • Names of the tools used for each type of system information.
      • Commands used to display the information.
      • Outputs of the commands.

Guidelines

  • Use proper Markdown formatting and structure for the documentation files.
  • Organize the files within the lab folder using appropriate naming conventions.
  • Create a Pull Request to the main branch of the repository with your completed lab assignment.

Note: Actively explore VM deployment using VirtualBox and discover suitable command-line tools for displaying system information to gain insights into hardware specifications and operating system details.