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2013-10-28 - 02:17:42 by PeterThoeny in Deployment
Best virtual machine for windows 10

Contains:

  • VMware virtual machine with guest operating system CentOS-6.4 64-bit minimal, plus:
  • System libraries: gcc, kernel-devel, make, patch, vim-enhanced, httpd, openssh-clients, mod_ssl, wget, ntp, crontabs, perl, rcs, tcpdump, time, zip, unzip, gd
  • Perl libraries: perl-CGI, perl-CGI-Session, perl-HTML-Parser, perl-Archive-Tar, perl-Authen-SASL, perl-GD, perl-libwww-perl

CentOS (Community Enterprise Operating System) is a very popular Linux distribution based on RedHat Enterprise Linux. The default CentOS distribution is too bloated for webserver use. This article describes how to build and use a VMware virtual machine containing a minimal CentOS-6.4 64-bit guest operating system, enhanced with libraries typically needed in a server environment. The VMware virtual machine image can be downloaded as well, which enables you to quickly and easily run Linux on Windows, Mac OS-X or any other x86 based platforms VMware and VirtualBox (Oracle VM) supports.

The TWiki project releases TWiki also as a VMware virtual machine (VM). Previous TWiki releases contained CentOS-5. The latest TWiki-VM-6.0.0-1 uses CentOS-6. There are CentOS-6 VMware images readily available for download, but they have a lot of bloat that is not needed in a server environment. There is a minimal distribution of CentOS-6 that has no GUI, it boots directly into a shell console. There was no VMware image with CentOS-6 minimal available for download, so we had to build one from scratch. We added the Apache webserver, cron, Perl and other libraries typically needed in a server environment. The result is a CentOS-6.4 64-bit distribution, packaged as a VMware image that can be readily used to run dynamic websites and other server applications.

Ho to use CentOS-6.4-64-bit-min-httpd:

  • If you don't have VMware, install one of the VMware products from http://www.vmware.com/products/
    • VMware offers free downloads for Windows platforms
  • Download CentOS-6.4-64-bit-min-httpd.vmwarevm.zip
    • We used this image as a base for the TWiki-VM-6.0.0-1 virtual machine. How about downloading the TWiki VM instead, and using it as a collaboration platform for your team?
  • Copy the package to the directory where VMware keeps all images.
  • Unzip the package, this creates a CentOS-6.4-64-bit-min-httpd.vmwarevm directory with the image files.

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  • Add the VM image to VMware:
    • If you have a VMware ESX product you need to convert the VM image to the ESX format using the vmkfstools tool. Consult the VMware vmkfstools documentation
    • In the Virtual Machine Library of VMware, open the .vmx file located in the CentOS-6.4-64-bit-min-httpd.vmwarevm folder
    • Boot the CentOS-6.4-64-bit-min-httpd image
  • Change the root password:
    • In the CentOS-6.4-64-bit-min-httpd.vmwarevm console screen, login as root with password changeme
    • At the prompt, type passwd and enter a new (strong) password twice:
      # passwd
      Changing password for user root.
      New UNIX password:
      Retype new UNIX password:
  • Set networking:
    • The VM is configured for DHCP. This is OK for home use and for testing. In a production environment it should be changed to a static IP address.
    • Network configuration for DHCP: Login as root, edit /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 and set its content to the following:
      DEVICE=eth0
      ONBOOT=yes
      BOOTPROTO=dhcp
    • Network configuration for static IP address: Login as root, edit /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 and set its content to the following: (tweak the IP address, net mask and gateway as needed)
      DEVICE=eth0
      ONBOOT=yes
      BOOTPROTO=none
      TYPE=Ethernet
      USERCTL=no
      IPV6INIT=no
      PEERDNS=yes
      IPADDR=10.1.10.129
      NETMASK=255.255.255.0
      GATEWAY=10.1.10.1
    • Restart the network after each configuration change: Login as root and enter this command:
      # /etc/init.d/network restart 2
      • If you get this error:
        Bringing up interface eth0: Device eth0 does not seem to be present, delaying initialization.
        you have a MAC address mismatch. This can happen when you 'copy' (vs. 'move') a virtual machine the first time you start it. On copy, VMware assigns a new MAC address to the network interfaces, but may fail to update the Linux configuration files to mirror these changes, resulting in a dead eth0 network interface.
      • Fix:
        • Edit /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules, delete the first SUBSYSTEM setting containing NAME='eth0', and change the NAME in the second SUBSYSTEM setting from 'eth1' to NAME='eth0'. Example:
          SUBSYSTEM'net', ACTION'add', DRIVERS'?*', ATTR{address}'00:0c:29:56:26:13', ATTR{type}'1', KERNEL'eth*', NAME='eth0'
        • Edit /etc/sysconfig/networking/devices/ifcfg-eth0, remove also the UUID setting, and set the HWADDR setting to the new MAC address. Example:
          HWADDR=00:0C:29:56:26:13
        • Reboot the machine:
          # reboot
    • Confirm (or find out) the IP address of the VM: Login as root and enter the ifconfig command. In this sample output, look for the inet addr in the second line (in eth0 section) :
      eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:0C:29:89:8C:47
      inet addr:192.168.1.79 Bcast:192.168.1.255 Mask:255.255.255.0
      inet6 addr: fe80::20c:29ff:fe89:8c47/64 Scope:Link
      UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
      ...
  • Update CentOS and libraries with latest patches:
    • # yum update
  • Configure the Domain Name System (DNS):
    • Ask your IT to to add a DNS entry for your new server, such as twiki.example.com pointing to the IP address of the VM.

Step by step guide to build a CentOS-6.4 64-bit minimal VM with httpd and other libraries:

You can ignore this section if you simply want to use the CentOS virtual machine image. We used VMware Fusion 6.0 on Mac to build this virtual machine - the guide should also work for other VMware products.

  • Starting at http://wiki.centos.org/Download, download CentOS-6.4-x86_64-minimal.iso CD image from a mirror site
    • The CentOS-6.4-x86_64-minimal is a bare bone minimal CentOS without GUI.
  • Create a CD from the .iso image - the image is just 360 MB so it fits easily on a CD.
    • Note: Don't burn this as a single file to a CD, the .iso is the CD image. If burned properly you will see many files and directories in the CD.
  • Create a new VMware image with CentOS:
    • Open up the Virtual Machine Library of VMware
    • Select menu: File => New... => More options... => Create custom virtual machine
    • Select Linux OS => CentOS 64 bit
    • Create a new virtual disk
    • Name: CentOS-6.4-64-bit-min-httpd.vmwarevm
    • Set root password: changeme (ignore the weak password warning)
    • Once the image is created, boot CentOS-6.4-64-bit-min-httpd from the Virtual Machine Library
  • Configure networking for DHCP and set host name:
    • On the console, login as root with password changeme.
    • # vi /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 :
      DEVICE=eth0
      TYPE=Ethernet
      HWADDR=xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx (leave default)
      BOOTPROTO=dhcp
      NM_CONTROLLED=no
      ONBOOT=yes
    • # vi /etc/sysconfig/network :
      NETWORKING=yes
      NETWORKING_IPV6=no
      HOSTNAME=twiki
    • # reboot
    • # ping google.com # to verify proper networking
  • Update OS:
    • # yum update
    • # reboot
  • Install VMware tools:
    • In the Virtual Machine Library, select menu: Virtual Machine => Install VMware tools
  • Install libraries:
    • # yum install gcc kernel-devel perl make openssh-clients httpd mod_ssl wget ntp crontabs vim-enhanced rcs tcpdump time patch zip unzip gd
  • Configure httpd and crond to start on reboot:
    • # chkconfig httpd on
    • # chkconfig crond on
    • # chkconfig --list|egrep 'http|cron' should return:
      crond 0:off 1:off 2:on 3:on 4:on 5:on 6:off
      httpd 0:off 1:off 2:on 3:on 4:on 5:on 6:off
  • Disable Selinux:
    • # vi /etc/selinux/config :
      SELINUX=disabled
  • Configure firewall to allow http:
    • # vi /etc/sysconfig/iptables :
      before COMMIT add this:
      -I RH-Firewall-1-INPUT -p tcp --dport 80 -j ACCEPT
  • Restart network:
    # /etc/init.d/network restart 2
  • Install Perl libraries:
    # yum install perl-CGI perl-CGI-Session perl-HTML-Parser perl-Archive-Tar perl-Authen-SASL perl-GD perl-libwww-perl
  • Power down VM:
    # shutdown -h 0
  • Open a terminal and change to the directory where VMware keeps the virtual machines.
  • Delete vmware*.log files in the CentOS-6.4-64-bit-min-httpd.vmwarevm directory.
  • Delete the caches directory in the CentOS-6.4-64-bit-min-httpd.vmwarevm directory if present.
  • Zip up the CentOS-6.4-64-bit-min-httpd.vmwarevm directory as CentOS-6.4-64-bit-min-httpd.vmwarevm.zip

Congratulations, you just built a minimal CentOS-6.4 with apache & cron installed, ready for server use!

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We used this image as a base for the TWiki-VM-6.0.0-1 virtual machine. How about downloading the TWiki VM and using it as a collaboration platform for your team?

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Let us know in the comments below how you built your virtual machine, and for what purposes.

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