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The official description of Multipass gives the following details. Multipass is an easy-to-use tool for Linux users to start Ubuntu instances and customize them. You can easily set up an Ubuntu instance on your computer with a basic Linux kernel, Metadata, and user-data. Start a server using the command line, inspect the output, launch a new server, stop the server, or reboot the server, all using a web shell interface. The web shell can be accessed by opening in a browser. To use a new instance, enter the instance name and then press the start button. To see more information about the server or to perform other tasks, enter the instance name with the / help keyword. For example, to access the web shell on the instance named ubuntu-desktop-latest-server, you can use the following command: $ multipass / ubuntu-desktop-latest-server Multiple instances can be launched. An example of a simple Ubuntu instance, called ubuntu-desktop-latest, with the following kernel image: $ uname -r 4.18.0-28-generic Metadata Multipass can be configured to provide cloud-init with metadata to the user-data scripts, if they are available. The script that gets deployed to the user-data script can be extended with conditional logic. A simple example of how to use cloud-init can be found in the multipass-sample-scripts directory. Manual installation To install this repository, use the following commands in a terminal: As we can see, the package is directly downloaded from the developer's Ubuntu repository. First, we need to create a directory where we will save the downloaded files. To do so, use the following command: # mkdir ~/src/multipass Next, we need to download the packages, compile them and install the application. To do so, use the following commands: # wget -c # tar -zxf multipass-0.12.1.tar.gz # cd multipass-0.12.1 #./autogen.sh
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