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!
Please note: This video is sponsored by Kasm, but it is NOT a review. This video is a tutorial for those that have already decided to deploy Kasm Workspaces. If you’d like Jay’s opinion on Kasm Workspaces as a product, check out this review which is NOT sponsored by Kasm ➜ https://linux.video/kasm-review
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*Individual Sections*
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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• Kasm pricing page ➜ https://www.kasmweb.com/pricing
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