Linux Practical Guide: Bash Shell Script by System Engineer
The Practical Guide covers overall infrastructure as well as shell scripting. We structured it focusing mainly on practical scenarios and troubleshooting (problem resolution) that is frequently handled in practice!
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Regarding the difficulty of setting up a Linux lab environment on Apple's m1 chip
hello:)
After carefully reviewing the course review I received 4 days ago, I thought that Apple users might be experiencing the same inconvenience, so I am posting this notice to ask for your understanding.
It may be difficult to set up a lab environment with Apple's current m1 chip.
At the time the course was created , only x86 (intel, amd) based CPUs were used.
The later released m1 chip has a different virtualization method than the x86-based CPU, so it is not possible to use VirtualBox to build a practice environment, and so the environment at the time of recording the lecture and later on are different.
We were expecting the creator of VirtualBox to make a version for m1.
The prevailing opinion is that it will be difficult because VirtualBox is based on the virtualization technology of the x86 chip.
Current solution
1. Build your own practice environment by referring to the provided vagrant script.
2. Build a practice environment in a local environment using an Intel or AMD CPU rather than an m1 chip.
3. For those using the m1 chip , we will provide (or plan to provide) a script to build a practice environment on AWS using Terraform.
In case 3, cloud costs may be charged, as with Terraform or AWS courses, but we are exploring various methods. ㅠ
To those of you who use Apple's M1 chip , I would like to offer my sincere apologies .
thank you