Remote sandbox environments for learning and experimentation — without setup or cleanup. Launch fresh Linux VMs, Docker hosts, or Kubernetes clusters in seconds, publish ports, share terminal sessions, and connect over SSH.
Your perfect base playground. Create purpose-built sandbox environments by choosing up to five VMs with custom root filesystems and organizing them into any number of local networks.
Four Ubuntu servers with Docker pre-installed connected into a single network.
A three-node swarm accompanied by an ephemeral registry for ease of experimentation. Batteries included!
Five Ubuntu VMs across public and private subnets, joined by a dual-homed router. The private subnet has no direct Internet access.
Practice Linux USE-method investigations against randomized host-level scenarios. Run `use-practice` to see what the options are, and put some load on the system to practice your USE methodology investigation skills. It already has the use-tool (https://github.com/lpmi-13/use-tool) installed, so you can begin with that, or just run a free-form investigation.
A multi-node Uncloud cluster with a standalone control node. About Uncloud: https://github.com/psviderski/uncloud
A multi-node K3s cluster to demo connecting and troubleshooting a homelab remotely via tailscale. All username/passwords are admin/admin123