University Of Petroleum and Energy Studies,
Dehradun
Cloud Security & Management
(Lab)
Submitted by:
Name- Vikash kumar
SAP: 500087705
Enrolment No. : R2142201906
batch: B4.CCVT
Submitted To: Amanjot Kaur ma’am
Experiment no:-2
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Installing web server in virtual machine
Step 1 creating a ubuntu virtual machine using VirtualBox. Enter the name of your VM.
Step 2now, we are going to allocate base memory(RAM) to our VM(here we are allocating
almost increased to 1700 MB of RAM) and click on next.
Step 3let, the hard disk option be remain same(create a virtual hard disk now),hard disk
file type be (VDI(VirtualBox disk image)) and also let storage be (dynamically allocated).
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Now, here we are going to allocate storage to our VM and locate the folder where we want
to keep our VM. Now, select on create.
Step 4after creation of our VM. Select on settings, go to system, select the processor and
increase the processors count from one to four.
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Step 5then select on storage, select on empty with a disc icon and again select on disk
with drop down and select the iso file which we downloaded(we can also locate the iso file
by clicking on choose a dick file, if your iso file is not shown here).
Step 6after attaching iso file and complete installation of linux.we are going to install
apache2 webserver on our Linux Virtal machine.
Command:-sudo apt-get install apache2
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Step 7check status of apache2 server.
Command—systemctl status apache2
Step 8now, we go to apache webserver default port number(80). As, we see our apache
server is running successfully.
Localhost:80/
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