Set up VirtualBox + Ubuntu Server Environment < two >

Every other year, gradually moved to Linux under the development, the current Ubuntu is using Ubuntukylin-14.04-desktop-amd64.iso. Because it is the desktop version, remind everyone to allocate the disk, as far as possible to allocate a larger number.

Content:

Installation Enhancements

Introducing folder sharing

Install Java8, MySQL, Redis

Install Eclipse

Installation Enhancements "Vboxguestadditions.iso"

In order to be able to copy freely between guest and host, the window of guest can be zoomed out freely.

1. Shut down the system, in the storage the IDE hangs the Vboxguestadditions.iso, generally in the VirtualBox installation path.

2. Reboot the system, cd/media/find vboxadditions_xxx in subdirectory, run:
sudo sh vboxlinuxadditions.run
3. Reboot the system after completion

Shared folders with Windows

1. Share in Mount form

Step1: Shut down the system, right-jian instance->settings->options->shared Folders, select the file you want to share.

For example, after completion, a key named vm_shared, Path F:\vm_shared is created.

Step2: Open the system and execute the command:

Mkdir-p/mnt/shared mount-t vboxsf vm_shared/mnt/shared

2. Installing Samba

sudo apt-get install samba and then set up a shared folder just like Windows.

Installing Java,mysql,redis

Simply execute the following command:

     #JAVA     sudo apt-get install  Software-properties-common python-software-properties    sudo apt-get purge  openjdk*        sudo add-apt-repository ppa: Webupd8team/java    sudo apt-get update    sudo apt-get  install oracle-java8-installer    sudo apt-get install  oracle-java8-set-default         #MYSQL     sudo  apt-get install mysql-server         #NGINX      sudo apt-get install nginx         #REGIS     sudo apt-get install redis-server          Install Eclipse

Step1. Download Eclipse Latest Version http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/?osType=linux&release=undefined

Step2. Decompression Eclipse: cd/opt/&& sudo tar-zxvf ~/download/eclipse-*.tar.gz

Step3. Creating an Eclipse shortcut

sudo gedit/usr/share/applications/eclipse.desktop

Paste and save the following:

[Desktop Entry]

Encoding=utf-8

Name=eclipse 4

Type=application

Exec=/opt/eclipse_luna/eclipse

Terminal=false

icon=/opt/eclipse_luna/icon.xpm

comment=integrated Development environment

Startupnotify=true

Nodisplay=false

Categories=development;ide;

Name[en]=eclipse

Exec=env ubuntu_menuproxy=/opt/eclipse_luna/eclipse

Step4: Finally, don't forget to install the M2E plugin

Http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7111483/installing-apache-maven-plugin-for-eclipse

Installing the MAVEN Environment

Step 1:sudo apt-get Install Maven

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Set up VirtualBox + Ubuntu Server Environment < two >