Build a Vagrant workflow for the DDoS-Attack-Detection-and-Mitigation project

[chiragbiradar]

Description:

This issue is to request the creation of a Vagrant workflow for the DDoS-Attack-Detection-and-Mitigation project. This workflow would allow developers to easily set up a development environment for the project, including two virtual machines: one running Ubuntu and one running Mininet.

The Vagrantfile should include the following configuration:

• Two virtual machines: one running Ubuntu and one running Mininet.
• The Ubuntu virtual machine should clone the DDoS-Attack-Detection-and-Mitigation repository from GitHub.
• The Ubuntu virtual machine should install all of the dependencies for the project.
• The Ubuntu virtual machine should run the project.

Please note that this is just a basic configuration. Additional configuration may be needed to meet the specific needs of the project.

Benefits:

• A Vagrant workflow would allow developers to easily set up a development environment for the project, without having to manually install all of the dependencies.
• A Vagrant workflow would also make it easy to reproduce the development environment on different machines.
• This would be especially beneficial for new contributors to the project, as it would allow them to get started quickly and easily.

Steps to complete:

1. Create a new Vagrantfile.
2. Add the configuration for the two virtual machines.
3. Add the configuration for cloning the DDoS-Attack-Detection-and-Mitigation repository.
4. Add the configuration for installing the dependencies.
5. Add the configuration for running the project.
6. Test the Vagrant workflow to make sure that it works correctly.
7. Submit a pull request with the Vagrant workflow.

To make a pull request in Git, you will need to:

1. Fetch the latest changes from the remote repository:

git fetch origin

2. Checkout the branch that you want to create a pull request for:

git checkout 10-build-a-vagrant-workflow-for-the-ddos-attack-detection-and-mitigation-project

3. Make sure that your changes are up to date:

git pull origin 10-build-a-vagrant-workflow-for-the-ddos-attack-detection-and-mitigation-project

4. Commit your changes:

git commit -m "Add Vagrant workflow"

5. Push your changes to the remote repository:

git push origin 10-build-a-vagrant-workflow-for-the-ddos-attack-detection-and-mitigation-project

6. Go to the GitHub website and navigate to your repository.
7. Click the Pull requests tab.
8. Click the New pull request button.
9. Select the branch that you want to create a pull request for from the Compare dropdown menu.
10. Select the Base branch from the Base dropdown menu.
11. Click the Create pull request button.
12. In the pull request description, explain what changes you have made and why.

Once you have submitted the pull request, the maintainers of the repository will review your changes and merge them into the main branch if they are approved.

Additional notes:

• Before creating a pull request, it is a good idea to test your changes thoroughly to make sure that they do not break anything.
• When submitting a pull request, be sure to include a clear and concise description of the changes that you have made.
• Be respectful and polite in your interactions with the maintainers of the repository.

I hope this helps!

Thank you for your time and consideration!