Alpine Linux
Minimalist design. Lightning-fast startup.
Get started with virtual machines
Provision and launch your favorite Linux distro in one click. Fast, minimal, and secure.
Tiny Core Linux
Ultra-lightweight minimal desktop.
Ubuntu (20.04 LTS)
Clear, fast and secure. Headless.
Custom Image
Upload your own disk image. You can try .iso.
FAQ
What can I run? +
Alpine Linux, Tiny Core Linux, Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and your custom .iso.
Can I really upload any ISO and run it? +
Yes and no. You can try uploading a lightweight Linux distribution, and it may even be usable, but nothing is guaranteed. Heavier systems, like GNOME-based Ubuntu, will likely fail to boot due to limited VPS capacity and the lack of /dev/kvm access.
What happens when I click the “Get” button? +
A base image overlay will be created, and you’ll be redirected to a web interface where you can control your virtual machine.
What about a GUI? +
I’ve tried Slax—it booted, ran, and was somewhat usable. Other lightweight systems like this can also be booted and run.
I’m getting strange errors / the VM boots very slowly +
Look—no /dev/kvm, cheap VPS… it’s a miracle that anything boots at all!
How long do VMs stay alive? +
Currently, they stay up for about an hour, unless the authentication token expires earlier.
Will Windows or newer Linux distributions be added? +
That depends entirely on whether I can afford a real server or at least gain access to /dev/kvm. Stay tuned.
Are snapshots available? +
Yep. You can manage snapshots from your profile panel. Just keep in mind that snapshots currently can’t exceed 300 MB—which is basically Alpine Linux with a few small packages. This limit may be increased in the future.
Can I manage virtual machines on my phone? +
Currently, headless machines only.