The document discusses how to set up a pentesting lab using Vagrant. Vagrant is a tool that allows users to easily manage and scale virtual development environments. It discusses what Vagrant is, why it is useful, basic Vagrant commands, understanding the Vagrantfile, and demonstrates setting up a pentesting lab with Vagrant.

1. HOW TO SETUP YOURHOW TO SETUP YOUR
PENTESTING LAB USINGPENTESTING LAB USING
VAGRANTVAGRANT

2. WHO AM I ?WHO AM I ?
Student in Vit Chennai
Intern in Practical-Devsecops
Interested in Mobile, Web ,Cloud Security and
DevSecOps
Active Member of null chennai
www.joshuajebaraj.com

3. WHATS TOPICSWHATS TOPICS
What is vagrant ?
Why vagrant ?
Vagrant boxes
Basic commands
Understanding VagrantFile
Setting up the lab

4. OUTCOMEOUTCOME OF SESSIONOF SESSION
Understanding Basic Usage of Vagrant
Lab setup

5. WHAT IS VAGRANT ?WHAT IS VAGRANT ?
Tool for building and manage the virtual
environment
Infrastrucutre as a Code (IaaC)

6. WHY VAGRANT ?WHY VAGRANT ?
Easy to manage (CLI interface)
Easy to scale
Supports Different Provisioners
Supports Different Platforms
(Linux,Windows,Mac)
Support provisioning

7. HOW VAGRANT HELPS ?HOW VAGRANT HELPS ?
Developer - easy to setup the development
environment
Operation - easy to scale up and scale down
For everyone who lazy like me

8. VAGRANT BOXVAGRANT BOX
Box is something similar to the ova file
$ vagrant box add <box-name>
<provider>
$ vagrant box list
boxes

10. BASIC VAGRANT COMMANDBASIC VAGRANT COMMAND
$ vagrant init <Box-name> - initialize the
vagrantfile
$ vagrant up- start the virtual machine
$ vagrant halt - stops the virtual machine

11. $ vagrant reload- reload the configuration
$ vagrant ssh- login into the machine using ssh
$ vagrant destory- delete the machine
$ vagrant status- finding the status

12. UNDERSTANDING THEUNDERSTANDING THE
VAGRANTFILEVAGRANTFILE
Was written in Ruby
Consist of basic configuration

13. BASIC COMPONENTS IN THE VAGRANTBASIC COMPONENTS IN THE VAGRANT
FILEFILE

16. SETTING UP THE PENTESTINGSETTING UP THE PENTESTING
LAB (DEMO)LAB (DEMO)

17. QUESTIONS & FEEDBACKQUESTIONS & FEEDBACK

18. REFERENCESREFERENCES
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http://minimum-viable-
automation.com/vagrant/setup-simple-vagrant-
box-ansible-examples/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBreXjkizgo
https://www.vagrantup.com/intro/getting-started/