To do this, inside of my working directory, and again, you can check this by running pwd anywhere to make sure you're inside of the chef-essentials directory. So let's download a Bento box and spin it up. However, for the purposes of this class, we'll use a Vagrant or VirtualBox image that Chef maintains for testing purposes. Now you can use any image you'd like for this process. So we're ready to go ahead and download the Ubuntu image we'll use for the class. To do this, you'll already verified that Vagrant and VirtualBox are installed. Now it's time to set up our Ubuntu workstation. I'm going to change into the chef-essentials directory and from here I'll go ahead and get ready to set up my development environment. If you're unable to launch the PowerShell for example, you might try double-clicking the Chef Development Kit icon on your desktop. Now again, I hope I'm clear here that you're going to be using the PowerShell or the terminal for this exercise.
From here, I am going to change into this directory from within my terminal. So I'll make a new directory here in my desktop called chef-essentials or chef dash essentials. Now I'm going to go ahead and create this in my desktop but you're welcome to put this wherever you'd like on your local machine. Now to start off with, we'll want to create a working directory for the purposes of the course. Now that you have all the tools you need installed, I'm excited to have you here for this hands-on dive into Chef.
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