Kasm Workspaces Simplified: The Essential Guide for New Users

Kasm Workspaces, dubbed "the container streaming platform" enables you to run applications and even entire Linux distributions inside your web browser. This container-based solution can be self-hosted on your own hardware, and its feature set unlocks more potential for homelabs and enterprise alike. In this video, Jay will present an entire getting started guide for Kasm Workspaces, which will cover how to deploy it, manage individual workspaces, and more!
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Time Codes
00:00 - Pre-intro
00:27 - Intro
01:24 - Disclaimer and Sponsorship notice
02:24 - Quick summary of Kasm
04:42 - Requirements for installing Kasm
07:49 - Installation considerations
11:09 - Starting the installation
15:29 - Kasm UI Overview
24:01 - Managing workspaces in Kasm
31:08 - Kasm Session Management
33:33 - Using the "open in isolation" browser plugin with Kasm
37:37 - Removing individual workspaces
39:33 - Managing repositories in Kasm
44:54 - Kasm's Pricing and Licensing
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[@OinSonOfGloin]

Some video suggestions are a firewalld video, and a deep dive into file management. Or maybe how all the pieces work together. Id love to see some more backend side of things from you. Great method of teaching

[@PUSHPANEELABHUKYA]

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[@farzadmf]

Very nice walkthrough; thank you!
It would be nice to also do a video of exposing (in a secure way) those containers and use them as separate services (with their own dedicated URL etc.)

[@Mr.Jean-Paul]

Hi Jay. Absolutely interesting video as I have deployed KASM on my PVE server 1 week ago, but I'm a little bit overwhelmed with all the settings. So would it be possible to elaborate in further video(s) the different settings more in detail, as well as eventually deploy it on more servers. Many thanks so far!

[@grassoft]

Hi Jay, i barely installed kasm, I follow your instructions, thank you so much. I like to learn more about it, please create more videos

[@minigpracing3068]

Thanks, this was sitying in my saved for later list for a while, looks like enough of what I need is in the primary registry that this might be really useful. I'll have to roll this out in my lab when I get a few minutes next week.

[@patrickprucha5522]

Interesting concept. I am sure someone out there has something similar built into there system. Having said that, what would you suggest as a real minimum ram / cpu / HDD space needed for this type of system on a bare metal computer. I could see something that KASM may even sell laptops with this already installed.
thanks for the video! Really cool to see in action :)

[@MrMysticphantom]

I wonder how we'd make a PWA of a KASM... cuz i would rather have it in a different "app"and shortcut ... and under a different chromim profile dedicated to KASM... especially if i have multiple KASM windows.... also wondering if I install the community edition on my local server.... and use IPv6 (if possible) .. how can i make it so thqt i can access my KASM over the internet..

[@darrylcaldwell8995]

Thanks, Jay! A multi server installation video would be awesome. This product looks nice for a home lab or a business.

[@maverick7wi]

I'd like to see options for remote access and how you'd do it on self hosted bare metal

[@marcsmith2505]

I enjoy your content quite a lot.
Is there a way to keep settings so that one doesn't have to reconfigure again and again? I realize a browser sandbox is useful but I am thinking of setting up a dev environment with vscode.

[@bluesquadron593]

There is

[@danielcrecordme3097]

HELP.. I was trying to go from umbutu to lmde 6. The old computer loaded umbutu fine, I used a USB stick it install lmde6 and now it won't boot.. gives an error that it can't find a bootable file....

[@Lunolux]

great video, thx

[@tmendoza6]

you are the man great content

[@serychristianrenaud]

Thanks

[@MatthewHolevinski]

What was that website back in the late 90's that ran a linux distro in a webpage?

[@TheOnlyEpsilonAlpha]

Sound like an effective solution to run browser sessions, i have for example a chrome instance running inside a ubuntu vm. But i'm unhappy with it tbh, the browser crashes from time to time and i configured systemd already to auto-restart it.
But i donno how KASM deals with passwords and logins in general, the site i want to run to collect points requires an relogin and i would love to automate that as well. But i donno how i can achieve that automatically with kasm

[@user-yg7en4wp9k]

That great :P

[@marcq1588]

What is the root password of the virtual desktops if needing to install a new application?

[@systembreaker4651]

Sir can you tell us what is your daily Linux distro

[@luisbarbosa5597]

noice!

[@CptDallas]

Please do DOCKER from behind a proxy.

[@LearnLinuxTV]

I might consider that in the future

[@DanielBrosman08211986]

@@LearnLinuxTV: I thought that Kasm was going to be deployed by creating a sever that I wont be spending any mony in the process?

[@prezlamen]

Please use bigger fonts like you have used before

[@user-lg3ki5ky3f]

Quality q😂

[@K8LOYT]

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