kasmweb/obsidian repository overview

Kasm Workspaces is a docker container streaming platform for delivering browser-based access to desktops, applications, and web services.

⁠Live Demo

Launch a real-time demo in a new browser window: Live Demo⁠.

∗Note: Demo is limited to 3 minutes and has upload/downloads restricted for security purposes.

⁠Get Started

Try out our no-cost Community Edition: Download⁠.

Our Kasm Workspaces team has open-sourced our library of images (Info⁠ & Source Code⁠).

The web-native rendering is powered by our open-source project: KasmVNC⁠.

⁠About This Image

This Image contains a browser-accessible version of Obsidian⁠.

⁠Stand-alone Deployment

This image was designed to run natively within Kasm Workspaces, but it can also be deployed stand-alone and accessed through a web browser.

sudo docker run --rm -it --shm-size=512m -p 6901:6901 -e VNC_PW=password kasmweb/obsidian:1.18.0

The container is now accessible via a browser : https://IP_OF_SERVER:6901

• User : kasm_user
• Password: password

Please note that some functionality, such as audio, uploads, downloads, and microphone pass-through, is only available when using Kasm Workspaces for orchestration.

⁠Tags

• 1.18.0

  • Images are built and tagged with the Kasm Workspaces release version.

• 1.18.0-rolling

  • Rolling tags are images that are updated and built nightly to ensure your images are running the latest version.

• develop

  • The develop tag is for testing and provides no expectation of compatibility.

⁠Additional Info

• Source Code

  • KasmVNC GitHub⁠: Open-Source VNC server: web-native, secure, high-performance.
  • Images GitHub⁠: Library of Workspaces Docker images.
  • Core Images GitHub⁠: Library of core OS baselines for custom images.

• Workspaces Documentation

  • Developer API⁠: Integrate with your applications and workflows.
  • Workspaces⁠: Instructions for installing and configuring Kasm Workspaces.
  • Custom Images⁠: Info on configuring custom images and installing software.

• Reporting Issues

  • Issue Tracker GitHub⁠: Community issue reporting.