Backend & Data Engineering: Installing Ubuntu Linux on VirtualBox Part 1

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Welcome to Episode 3 of the Backend & Data Engineering Series! 🎥 In this episode, we’re taking a crucial step in backend development by setting up a Linux Ubuntu environment using VirtualBox. This virtual machine will serve as a consistent and isolated workspace for all our backend and data engineering projects.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
How to install VirtualBox on your computer.
Setting up a Linux Ubuntu Virtual Machine for backend development.
Configuring the VM for optimal performance and functionality.
Why This Is Important:
Most production environments for backend systems and data pipelines run on Linux.
Using a virtual machine ensures a standardized, isolated development setup.
This environment lays the groundwork for the tools we’ll install in the next episodes.
Next Steps in the Series:
In Episode 4, we’ll install essential tools like Git, Java, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB in our Linux environment and prepare for our first Spring Boot project. Stay tuned!

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