This small project will help you get started with tools for IOOPM quickly. This project will set up a virtual machine that runs a version of Ubuntu, but is preconfigured to provide tools needed in IOOPM.
You'll require around 4GB of hard drive space, and also need to have these installed:
- VirtualBox 5.1.x (Download page)
- vagrant 1.8.x (Download page)
WARNING: if you have vagrant or VirtualBox installed already, double check the version numbers!
Use vagrant --version and VBoxManage --version to check.
To install, execute:
cd
mkdir synced_data
git clone git@github.com:kaeluka/ioopm-vagrant.git
vagrant plugin install vagrant-vbguest
Execute these commands to start a virtual machine and log into it:
cd ~/ioopm-vagrant
vagrant up # this will take a few minutes the first time
vagrant ssh
# exit using Ctrl-D
The terminal window now runs in virtual machine ("the guest OS") that has most of the command line tools you will need in the course installed and configured.
The directory ~/synced_data on your operating system (the "host OS") and the
directory ~/synced_data on the guest OS are synchronised. This means that you
can edit the files with your own editor, and just compile and run them from the
terminal that is executing vagrant ssh.
This command will stop the virtual machine again:
vagrant halt
We will add more tools to the virtual machine, based on the needs of the course. In this case, you can get the new configurations by running:
cd ~/ioopm-vagrant
git pull
vagrant destroy
vagrant up