WSL 2, Docker, Kali Linux and Windows Terminal – get started - FTD

WSL 2, Docker, Kali Linux and Windows Terminal – get started

Leverage the power of the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL 2), Docker, Kali Linux and Windows Terminal on Win10

What you’ll learn

WSL 2, Docker, Kali Linux and Windows Terminal – get started

Learn how to set up and use Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL2)
Learn how to run Docker Containers on Windows 10 using WSL 2
Use the new Windows Terminal to be more productive
Learn Linux easily and quickly by running a lightweight Linux virtual machine on your Windows 10 computer
Customize the Windows Terminal so you can SSH or Telnet to Servers or Network Devices
Learn how to easily spin up Docker containers on your Windows laptop or computer
Learn how to run Kali Linux using WSL 2 on Windows

Requirements

Windows 10 computer or laptop
Windows 10 version 2004 or later
Experience in Windows and Linux is helpful, but not required

Description

Get started quickly with

Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL2) today!

Learn how to

spin up Docker containers

on your computer and use the fantastic new

Windows Terminal

. I have also added a

Kali Linux video

to show you how to get Kali working with WSL 2.

Microsoft now ships Windows 10 with a Linux Kernel! Amazing to see how Microsoft has changed in recent years. No longer do they hate Linux, but they have now embraced it. You can learn Linux, Docker, and other technologies easily using WSL 2.

WARNING: There are still issues running WSL 2 with VMware Workstation and VirtualBox. Don’t use WSL 2 if you needed nested virtualization with those hypervisors. Hopefully, this will be resolved soon.

This course focuses on the following:

– WSL 2

– Docker using WSL 2

– Windows Terminal

– Visual Studio Code (Vs code)

– Kali Linux installation

I don’t try to teach you everything about Linux, Docker, or Windows. I’m only showing you how you can leverage these technologies to do amazing things. This course consists of practical demonstrations which you can follow – the best way to learn is hands-on learning, so follow me and set this up yourself.