How to install Ubuntu 18 LTS at virtual machine

Using Netdata for Monitoring the Ubuntu resources

Before this, I have used a Window container for docker and never face issues with code 139.

Then I changed to WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) container for the purpose to improve the performance.

But by using WSL I can't start a certain image, the container keeps restarting. This restarting state makes it is impossible to see the container logs by using the command $ docker logs -f <container>.

Hence instead of using $ docker-compose up -d I use $ docker-compose up so I can see the logs during the start.

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So somewhere I read this 139 related to system unable to access so location due to permission issues. Then to solve this issue at WSL by updating the .wslconfig by adding

kernelCommandLine = vsyscall=emulate

   Step 1 : Create a file named .wslconfig in your user directory
   Ex:- C://users/[your user name]/.wslconfig
   Step 2 : Add following line to the .wslconfig file

kernelCommandLine = vsyscall=emulate

Docker exited with code 139 (Solved)

Install Python

Download python here https://www.python.org/downloads/

After downloading find the application to install

Click on the application and install. Please tick the checkbox of "Add Python 3.10 to PATH".

Next open cmd or PowerShell then run $ python --version to make sure it has already been installed

Install Google-OR-Tools

Install the Google-OR-Tools as shown at their website at https://developers.google.com/optimization/install.

By using the Powershell run command $ python -m pip install --upgrade --user ortools

Google-OR-Tools installation complete

Running Python program

Then after installing the OR-Tools we can start the code. Furthermore, Google has given a sample script at https://developers.google.com/optimization/introduction/python that we can try.

Use any IDE that you like, for example, I use Sublime. Create a new file paste the script and save it as "program.py"

Next, find the file directory and open the File Explorer. Then by using the Shift + Right Click on Mouse inside the folder.

You will be able to open the PowerShell at the folder directory/location. Choose the "Open PowerShell window here" option.