kasmweb/core-cuda-bionic repository overview

Kasm Workspaces is a docker container streaming platform that enables you to deliver browser-based access to desktops, applications, and web services. Kasm uses a modern DevOps approach for programmatic delivery of services via Containerized Desktop Infrastructure (CDI) technology to create on-demand, disposable, docker containers that are accessible via web browser. The rendering of the graphical-based containers is powered by the open-source project KasmVNC⁠

Kasm Workspaces was developed to meet the most demanding secure collaboration requirements that is highly scalable, customizable, and easy to maintain. Most importantly, Kasm provides a solution, rather than a service, so it is infinitely customizable to your unique requirements and includes a developer API so that it can be integrated with, rather than replace, your existing applications and workflows. Kasm can be deployed in the cloud (Public or Private), on-premise (Including Air-Gapped Networks), or in a hybrid configuration.

⁠Live Demo

A self-guided on-demand demo is available at kasmweb.com⁠

⁠Image Repository

The Kasm team publishes applications and desktop images for use inside the platform. More information, including source can be found in the Images Documentation⁠

⁠About This Image

This image contains a browser-accessible version of Ubuntu Bionic including the CUDA toolkit.

This image is used by our open-source containerized Machine Learning Desktop⁠ and our Data Science Desktop⁠. The core image should be used as a base to create your own derivative images, or you can modify our ML or data science images to meet your needs. All images are intended to be used with the NVIDIA container toolkit to pass GPU capabilities into the containerized desktop, which is pre-loaded with your favorite development and data science tools and libraries.

⁠Manual Deployment

While this image is primarily built to run inside the Kasm platform, it can also be executed manually. Please note that certain functionality, such as audio, uploads, downloads, and microphone pass-through, is only available within the Kasm platform.

sudo docker run --rm  -it --shm-size=512m -p 6901:6901 -e VNC_PW=password kasmweb/<image>:<tag>

The container is now accessible via a browser : https://<IP>:6901

• User : kasm_user
• Password: password

⁠Tags

• [version-number]

  Images are built and tagged along with the release of Kasm Workspaces⁠ (e.g 1.10.0). Utilize the version that corresponds to your version of Kasm Workspaces.

• [version-number]-rolling

  Rolling tags are images that are updated and built nightly (e.g 1.10.0-rolling). Kasm Workspaces administrators may consider using these rolling images to ensure their systems are always up to date.

• develop

  The develop tag is meant for testers and provides no expectation of compatibility with current release of Kasm Workspaces

⁠More Info

• Platform Documentation

  Documentation⁠: Instructions for installing and configuring Kasm Workspaces

• Reporting Issues

  GitHub⁠: Report an issue with Kasm Workspaces

• Creating Custom Kasm Images

  Documentation⁠: Info on configuring custom images and installing software.

  Workspaces Images⁠: Repository for default Workspaces Docker Images

  Workspaces Images Core⁠: Repository for default Core Workspaces Docker Images

• KasmVNC

  GitHub⁠: Kasm’s Open Source VNC server: browser-based, secure, high-performance.