If you want automatic updates, you can configure the package manager of your system with the Oracle repository.Īdd the repository to /etc/apt/sources. Vagrant uses VirtualBox as its default provider, but it is also compatible with other providers such as VMware and Hyper-V. There you will find packages for Oracle Linux, RHEL, CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian, openSUSE y Fedora. Moving on, now we need to install VirtualBox which is an open-source virtualization software package that allows us to run guest operating systems within a host operating system. Debian GNU/Linux 9 ("Stretch") and 10 ("Buster")Īs well as any other distro based on Linux kernel 2.6, 3.x, 4.x or 5.x.įor installing VirtualBox on your Linux distribution, go to the download page and get the right package.It supports the following operating systems as host, according to the documentation: VirtualBox is one of the most popular virtualization software, developed by Oracle. Through this blog post you will learn how to install and configure both tools. You can use Vagrant and VirtualBox to have your own virtual dev environments configured on your computer. The biggest snag I hit was getting Vagrant to support the virtual machines I was running. The virtual machines that are up and running on my laptop includes the following: I have some virtual machines configured for when I have to test any software or configuration on another distro, especially when writing a blog post or preparing a talk/workshop. These days I'm using EndeavourOS but I've used Arch Linux and Manjaro as well. On my computer I have an Arch-based distribution installed.
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