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Gist 759f990ca4ab64414550b681a9f66f0e

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Created on Feb 19, 2020

This example demonstrates how to automate the setup of a Linux virtual machine for a scavenger-hunt challenge using PowerShell and Vagrant. It shows the complete provisioning workflow, starting with adding a Hyper-V provider box, creating a destination directory, downloading a Vagrantfile from a GitHub gist via `Invoke-WebRequest`, and finally running `vagrant up` to launch the machine. The code relies on Vagrant’s Hyper-V provider, the `vagrant box add` command, and PowerShell’s file and web-request cmdlets. The data source is the remote Vagrantfile hosted on GitHub, fetched over HTTP.

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