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>> Hello everyone. Welcome back to my NASA
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YouTube channel. This is Johnny.
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In this video I'm going to show you this
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cool website codesandbox.io
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and we're going to use it to create our
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cloud desktop environment
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by using a pre-built Docker container
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web top from Linuxserver.io.
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If you look down, you should be able to
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see this is a Docker. We can use Docker
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run and Docker compose create this
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browser-based desktop environment.
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The all steps has been put into this
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blog post. We're going to create a four
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virtual core CPU, 8 gig RAM, 1 gigabits
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per second internet speed, and a 30 gig
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using the free Docker resources from
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The only downside is this is not
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permanent. It's just 40 hours
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a month, which you can use almost 1 and
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1/2 hour per day. It's pretty good for
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your home lab and testing. That's why
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I'm recording this video to show you how
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you can get it and how it looks like.
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To get this free Sandbox environment,
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it's very simple, straightforward. Go to
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the website codesandbox.io.
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Assuming you already have a GitHub
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account, or you can sign in with Google
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So, I'm going to sign in with Google
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That's how simple it is. You can easily
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get one without any registration process
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as long as you have a Google account.
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As you can see, you have 400
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per month. That usually equal 40 hours
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for your VM to use. So, that's the first
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step. Once you have an account, you
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should be able to get at least 400
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credit. Now, let's explore the template
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and then start our Docker and then
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create our cloud Docker environment.
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Assuming you already have an account,
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you can log in and you should be able to
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see this explore template.
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There's a populate template window going
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The one we're going to use is Docker.
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So, you're going to give a name. I'm
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going to give a cloud desktop.
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So, for the visibility,
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you can change from private to public or
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to unlisted, but it doesn't matter. We
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can leave it as default. Runtime, you
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only have dev box this option for you to
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choose. Here is the tricky part, VM
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specs. So, there is the three specs for
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Pico, it's one virtual CPU,
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2 gig RAM, and it just only cost you
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five credit. It give you 80 hours to
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use. For our demo purpose, I'm going to
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use a nano. Nano is using 10 credit per
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hour. Since we have 400 credit per
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month, so that equals 40 hours.
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Let's create dev box.
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So, this is our second step, create a
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Docker environment. Now, from this
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Docker environment, we're going to
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create our cloud desktop Docker.
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After follow the first two steps, you
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should be able to come into
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Docker environment page.
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So you will see a dashboard types with
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quite a few sections to show you Docker
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and then the terminal, and double tools
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What we are not going to do is going to
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Here's a shared terminals.
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We're going to create a new terminal.
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You can do it from here or you can do it
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You can create another
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So let's create the one terminal.
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In this terminal, you can see what you
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So right now there's the default Docker
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You don't need to touch that.
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What we're going to do is we're going to
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go to web top linux server.io list
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page to get the command.
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So there's Docker CLI or Docker compose.
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To make it simple, I'm going to use it
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Docker CLI. You don't need to change the
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Since this is temp environment, I don't
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the config path. After you remove that,
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Can you shift V? You should be able to
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get you copy this command in.
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Of course, you need to allow the page to
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paste this command in.
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After you copy this in, enter.
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So they couldn't find the lab image.
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But that's okay. They're going to
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download it. They're going to pull from
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the Linux server {slash} web top
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repository and then I'm putting here.
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Depending on the internet speed,
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it may take a couple minutes.
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The downloading has completed, so they
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are extracting the image now.
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Once that done, they're going to bring
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That's how simple it is. So in our
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command, we mapped two ports here.
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3,000 and 3,001. Automatically, you will
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see this preview port be mapped. So we
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should be able to open preview in a new
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3,000 is the one we can open
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So you should be able to get this page.
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we can do lots of things. We have web
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You can choose Chromium
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So there's what's up couple things you
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You can test the internet speed.
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It shows 2. gig, 4.3 gig.
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Sometimes you will get that. Let's wait
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But occasionally, you will get higher
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speed. So this time, you get a 1.6 gig
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PPS internet speed. That's really good
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Uploading is around 400 meg PPS. It's
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You can retest it again, but that's not
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needed. So you will get your public IP,
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your server knows information.
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To get better understanding what kind of
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memory CPU usage you should be able to
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and the swap size is also 4 GB.
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Right now, we only used very minimum
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Press Q, you can quit from here.
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You also can install fast fetch.
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This application to see how the system
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looks like. So, we're going to do that.
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So, let's get to the installation file.
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And then I install it.
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you can run fast fetch
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to see what kind of OS, CPU, memory, the
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hardware basically, the hardware
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information. What's your local IP,
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memory usage, swap size, CPU. Well, I
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think this is very helpful environment
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for your lab once you need to test in
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certain things, once you need to spin up
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a small or medium-sized Linux
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environment with desktop, then you can
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use in that. So, that's why I'm making
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this video. I hope it is helpful to you
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and also hope you like it. Give me some
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up if you do and subscribe my channel
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if you haven't. Thank you for watching
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and I'll see you in my next video.
