Welcome to our channel, where we dive deep into the world of Linux and virtualization technologies.
In this lecture, we’ll explore the history of Linux, the foundation of modern computing, and cover important topics like virtualization and hypervisors, which are critical for running multiple operating systems on a single machine.
What You'll Learn:
History of Linux OS:=
Discover the origins of Linux, starting from its creation by Linus Torvalds in 1991.Explore how Linux grew into a powerful open-source operating system, influencing everything from smartphones to servers.
Learn about Linux's core features, flexibility, and why it's become the backbone of the internet and cloud computing.

Virtualization Concepts:
Understand the concept of virtualization and its impact on computing.
Learn how virtualization allows you to run multiple operating systems (OS) on a single physical machine.
Explore different types of virtualization: hardware, software, desktop, and network virtualization.

Hypervisors:
Introduction to hypervisors, the technology that makes virtualization possible.
Learn how hypervisors manage multiple virtual machines, and why they’re crucial in modern IT infrastructures.

Oracle VirtualBox Installation:
Step-by-step guide to installing Oracle VirtualBox, a free and open-source hosted hypervisor.
Learn how to set up VirtualBox on your computer to run multiple Linux distributions or any other operating systems in a virtual environment.
Practical walkthrough on creating virtual machines, configuring system resources, and using VirtualBox for your Linux labs.
This series will equip you with the knowledge to understand virtualization at a fundamental level and provide the tools to set up your own virtual environments using Oracle VirtualBox. Whether you're new to Linux or an aspiring system administrator, this channel has everything you need to get started!

Subscribe and follow along as we break down these topics into easy-to-understand segments with hands-on demonstrations and real-world examples!
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