Notes

• You may not need this if you having a working docker installation on your physical machine or another virtual machine
• This VM is provided as-is with no warranty. It is still preferrable to do lab work in the CS Labs in-person
• If you use Hyper-V i.e any of Windows Sandbox, WSL, Hyper-V Manager etc or have intel vt-x/amd-v unavailable for some reason. You’ll need to disable Hyper-V to use any other virtualization technology. Porting this VM to Hyper-V is beyond the scope of this provision however, it is fairly trivial to create a similar Hyper-V VM given the configuration’s below. Use the VM tagged “noVirt”.

Requirements

• Basic understanding of virtualization
• Virtualization Platform (any of):
  • VMware Workstation
  • VMware Fusion

• Provided resources

  • CSCD27-supplementary-vm.ova | 6.4GB |

    sha256: FC40554BCD40585A7214BC64B7AB04D75CCF352C6F977CB2DDD00122ABB1B6E7

  • CSCD27-supplementary-vm-noVirt.ova | 6.5GB |

    sha256: A9AE590AC68A35522567CA22484C2F9C2B05A23670B1B79E008D6E29746B162E

  • Prof. Thierry’s Introduction to Docker

Summary

• Refer to the Introduction to Docker documentation to familiarize yourself with docker in the provided VM.

• The virtual machine provided has been configured with the following specifications:

  Configuration	Value
  OS	Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS
  Ram	4GB
  Disk	up to 20GB, Dynamic
  vProc	4
  Docker	Installed - 20.10.18, build b40c2f6
  Python	Installed - 3.10.6
  Wireshark	Installed - 3.6.2
  Password	Passw0rd! (WARNING: Weak password)
  Virtualization (intel vt-x/amd-v)	Enabled in CSCD27-supplementary-vm.ova Disabled in CSCD27-supplementary-vm-noVirt.ova
  SSH	Enabled
  IP	Dynamic
  Network	NAT (will use your host’s network)