Explore the open-source LXD engine for creating Linux virtual machines in this 22-minute video tutorial. Learn about LXD's client-server architecture, its advantages for self-hosting network services, running automated tests, and exploring different Linux distributions. Discover how to install LXD, create virtual machines using the LXC CLI command, and access pre-built Linux OS images. Follow step-by-step instructions to set up Ubuntu and Alpine Linux VMs, access interactive shells, and understand the benefits of LXD for various use cases. Gain insights into LXD's functionality, installation process, and practical applications for efficient virtual machine management on Linux systems.
Overview
Syllabus
- Intro to LXD for Virtual Machines
- Why Use LXD for VM Creation?
- How does LXD work on Linux?
- Install LXD on Linux servers
- Create Virtual Machines with LXC CLI command
- Overview of Pre-built LXD Images
- Install LXD with Snap Package
- Create Ubuntu Linux VM with LXC CLI
- Access Interactive Shell on LXD VM
- Launch Alpine Linux VM without Secure Boot
Taught by
Trevor Sullivan
