I'm excited to announce a new tutorial series that will help you get started with Nautobot and network automation. The Nautobot Zero to Hero series is designed to take you from having no Nautobot experience to building a functional network automation platform that you can use in your own environment.
I recently got a new MacBook and want to setup my network automation and AI lab in a fresh virtual environment. To get everything working i needed to copy some files from the host to the VM. VMware Fusion have a sharing option but this doesn't work out of the box on linux, Ubuntu in my case.
So because it was now the 3rd time i needed to search on the web, i write it down here so i can find it quicker next time.
Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) provides seamless Linux integration for Windows users, enabling developers to work with Linux tools and environments without dual-booting or virtual machines. However, WSL can encounter critical failures that prevent Linux distributions from starting, often with the dreaded "Catastrophic failure" error.
This comprehensive guide covers the causes, recovery procedures, and preventive measures for WSL crashes, ensuring you can quickly restore your development environment without data loss.
The standard lab topology used in my Nautobot automation series.