Now, take a look at this.
You know what this yellow sign means.
We're at the end of this module, and in fact, the end of this course.
A hearty congratulations! Look at everything that you've achieved.
And let's take a little bit of time just to think and mull
over what we've seen in this module.
So we started off by taking a look at managing our software repositories.
So on Ubuntu‑based systems,
we used apt, the advanced packaging tools, and we're going to find
this on any Debian‑based Linux distribution.
Working with openSUSE and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server,
we're going to be using zypper. And working on Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems
such as our Alma Linux, we can use the yum or dnf command.
We saw that actually pointing through to dnf‑3. And then
looking at installing software from source,
we downloaded the Nmap Git repository,
we configured the Makefile, and then we compiled the code with
make, and then we used sudo and make install to go through and put
the binaries in the correct location.
Now we also took a dive into Python virtual environments, and we we're
seeing with Python virtual environments that we didn't have to install
everything into the main Python system libraries. We installed Ansible
into a virtual environment, so it was a clean, fresh install of Python
without any interaction with any other libraries that we might already
have installed. And that's it, the end of this module and the end of this
course.
So a hearty congratulations, and thank you so much for watching.
I do appreciate that you are watching my videos, and I hope to see you in another video course very soon.