Unit 4 Lab
Admin commands and one-offs
Note
If you are unable to finish the lab in the ProLUG lab environment we ask you reboot
the machine from the command line so that other students will have the intended environment.
Resources / Important Links
Required Materials
- Lab Server Killercoda recommended
- Rocky 9.6+ - ProLUG Lab
- Or comparable Linux box
rootorsudocommand access
Downloads
The lab has been provided for convenience below:
Pre-Lab (Lab Setup)
If you're not doing the lab on Killercoda, make sure to follow the setup guide below.
ProLUG Lab Setup
If you're using the ProLUG lab environment, run the following commands.
| prolug-lab-setup | |
|---|---|
Lab 🧪
This lab is designed to have the engineer verify and execute their automation tools to interact with the OS in a controlled fashion.
If you do the killercoda Lab 4, just answer these questions. If you are doing the lab in the ProLUG
environment, find the scripts in /labs/automation/unit4.
In the ProLUG lab, you must edit /root/hosts to point at your correct environment based on which “auto{x}”
server you have connected to.
| Server | Hostgroup | TargetNodes |
|---|---|---|
| auto1 | [webservers] | target1-1,target1-2 |
| auto2 | [webservers] | target2-1,target2-2 |
| auto3 | [webservers] | target3-1,target3-2 |
| auto4 | [webservers] | target4-1,target4-2 |
| auto5 | [webservers] | target5-1,target5-2 |
Warning
This lab is designed to be run in the killercoda environment and will take significant user tooling to change over to their own environment. This is not supported in this run of the course but the learner is welcome to work with it and tool it over for that purpose as time permits.
Note
If you are unable to finish the lab in the ProLUG lab environment we ask you reboot
the machine from the command line so that other students will have the intended environment.