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Lab 3

Table of Contents

Mac OS X & Linux

Homebrew (OS X package manager)

If you don't have Homebrew or any other Mac OS X package manager:

  • Install:
/usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"`

Virtualbox

If you don't have Virtualbox it can be installed using Homebrew

  • Open Terminal and execute:
brew cask install virtualbox

However, if you don't like Homebrew, download and install the appropriate binary for your operating system and architecture from Virtualbox Downloads

Vagrant

Vagrant is a DevOps tool that enables developers to stand-up & provision virtual machines with extreme ease. All you need is a Vagrantfile that describes the virtual machine (e.g. Guest OS, virtual CPUs, virtual RAM, what packages must be installed when the virtual machine is online ...etc) and vagrant will take care of the rest for you.

Vagrant installation can be done with Homebrew

  • Open Terminal and execute:
brew cask install vagrant

Again, if you don't like Homebrew you can download and install the appropriate binary for your operating system and architecture from Vagrant Downloads

  • In Terminal, you should now have vagrant command-line utility available. Type vagrant or vagrant version to confirm.

Launching the Vagrant Virtual Machine

  • In Terminal, make a dso_repos directory and clone the bootcamp repository into it:
mkdir $HOME/dso_repos
cd $HOME/dso_repos
git clone [email protected]:devsecops/bootcamp.git
  • Change directory to the bootcamp directory and launch the virtual machine:
cd bootcamp
vagrant plugin install vagrant-vbguest
vagrant up
  • Depending on your hardware, this process may take 10 minutes to complete. Once complete, connect to the virtual machine:
vagrant ssh

If, after you SSH, you notice that

aws configure

has no output, you may need to run

vagrant provision

This should run all of the extra commands in the Vagrantfile (Installing Ruby, Python, AWS CLI, etc.)

Windows

Windows 7 or later

Installing Git for Windows

You can install git on Microsoft Windows 7 or later by downloading and installing the git Windows binary found on git-scm:

  • You should be automatically prompted to download the installer.
    • If not, select the right installer for your OS architecture (32-bit vs 64-bit)
  • In your computer's Downloads folder, double-click Git-2.8.3-64-bit.exe
  • Proceed through the prompts with the default options, click Install
  • After the program has been installed, you should now be able to use git in cmd.exe.
  • You will also have a new application called Git Bash, which is a wrapper that gives you the same command-line experience as you would on a Linux or Mac OS X terminal.

Installing VirtualBox

  • Go to VirtualBox Downloads
  • Download the appropriate installer for your OS (Windows) and architecture (32-bit vs 64-bit)
  • In Downloads folder, launch the installer and follow the prompts, leaving the default options as-is.

Installing Vagrant

Vagrant is a DevOps tool that enables developers to stand-up & provision virtual machines with extreme ease. All you need is a Vagrantfile that describes the virtual machine (e.g. Guest OS, virtual CPUs, virtual RAM, what packages must be installed when the virtual machine is online ...etc) and vagrant will take care of the rest for you.

  • Go to Vagrant Downloads
  • Download the Windows installer.
  • In Downloads folder, launch the installer and follow the prompts, leaving the default options as-is.
  • The installer will prompt you for a reboot when complete. Click the Reboot now option.
  • In Git Bash, you should now have vagrant command-line tool available. Type vagrant or vagrant version to confirm.

Launching the Vagrant Virtual Machine

  • In Git Bash, make a dso_repos directory and clone the bootcamp repository into it:
mkdir dso_repos
cd dso_repos
git clone [email protected]:devsecops/bootcamp.git
  • Change directory to the bootcamp directory, install a vagrant plugin, and launch the virtual machine:
cd bootcamp
vagrant plugin install vagrant-vbguest
vagrant up
  • Depending on your hardware, this process may take 10 minutes to complete. Once complete, connect to the virtual machine:
    vagrant ssh
  • To validate all packages were installed type:
    aws configure
    The expected output looks like this: 
    AWS Access Key ID [None]:
AWS Secret Access Key [None]:
Default region name [None]:
Default output format [None]:

Docker

If you are comfortable with docker, you may use the docker-image either by building it yourself from the Dockerfile at the root of the bootcamp repository, or using a prebuilt image. In the interim: there is a non-official image at colinross/bootcamp

https://docs.docker.com/ is a great place to start with learning more about docker.

Resources: