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More Default Images fro ARM version #84

Closed pcpaulh closed 2 years ago

pcpaulh commented 2 years ago

Hi amazing product, I ran the x64 version and then tested the ARM version in OCI. It works perfectly! Is there any likelehood that the images that come in the x64 version will be ported over and made available for ARM too? Thanks

ghost commented 2 years ago

Good idea, to make from raspberry (8GB RAM) personal mini PC

mmcclaskey commented 2 years ago

It really depends on what apps are available for Arm. As more software becomes available for Arm we will update our pipelines to do multi architecture builds. For example, there is no Chrome or Brave binaries for Arm so we can’t do anything about that.

alemens commented 2 years ago

By imagining Kasm on Raspberry Pi would be amazing. I see @pcpaulh tried in OCI, does anyone already tried physically in a Pi on steroids?

j-travis commented 2 years ago

Yes you can run Kasm Workspaces on a pi4 using either raspberry pi OS (ARM64 version) or ubuntu 20.04 LTS (ARM64). I believe the raspberry pi OS ARM64 builds are still beta, but you can double check.

https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspios_arm64/images/

alemens commented 2 years ago

My headless Pi model B boot this Kali image at moment @j-travis on this storage 32 GB UHS Speed Class 3 (U3) Bus Interface UHS-I

Yes you can run Kasm Workspaces on a pi4 using either raspberry pi OS (ARM64 version) or ubuntu 20.04 LTS (ARM64). I believe the raspberry pi OS ARM64 builds are still beta, but you can double check.

https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspios_arm64/images/

j-travis commented 2 years ago

Ok. As an FYI, we don't have an ARM64 version of our Kali image. Just AMD64 at the moment: https://hub.docker.com/r/kasmweb/core-kali-rolling

We do have a few other images like Chromium, Ubuntu etc

alemens commented 2 years ago

Remaining on ARM64 if I follow Kasm installation-guide to create a swap partition. Then when I will sudo bash this two packages Workspace arm64, and Kasm Service arm64 ... from a raspios_arm64 it will work, but from a kali-arm it will not work?

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j-travis commented 2 years ago

I'm not sure if you will be able to install directly on a Kali OS as we don't test that.

Our installer only targets supported distros/versions which can be found here: https://kasmweb.com/docs/latest/install/system_requirements.html#id1

However, if you are installing on an unsupported distro the installer will continue as long as you have supported versions of docker-ce and docker compose v2 installed.

See https://kasmweb.com/docs/latest/how_to/other_operating_systems.html and https://kasmweb.com/docs/latest/install/system_requirements.html#docker-and-docker-compose for reference information

alemens commented 2 years ago

I will try this Frankenstein and if you are interested I will let you know my experience @j-travis

alemens commented 2 years ago

I hope Kasm will fully support ARM64 Raspberry Pi OS

j-travis commented 2 years ago

We have published an ARM64 version of Kali. You can use the develop tag e.g (kasmweb/core-kali-rolling:develop)

We will make this official in the next release (1.11.0) and create a version tag accordingly

For now, you can manually add this to your deployments via the Admin->Images page if you desire.

Please note the develop tags are meant of experimentation/testing and provides no expectation of compatibility with current release of Kasm Workspaces.

alemens commented 2 years ago

Dope!

KamilPacanek commented 2 years ago

Good idea, to make from raspberry (8GB RAM) personal mini PC

I've just published a first guide on RPi 4 running Kasm - I'm going to publish more of them in incoming days because in my opinion it is lit idea! https://blog.cyberethical.me/run-kasm-workspaces-on-raspberry-pi

j-travis commented 2 years ago

@KamilPacanek , that's excellent! I'm sure folks will appreciate that. Consider posting it to our subreddit as well: https://www.reddit.com/r/kasmweb/

j-travis commented 2 years ago

We went through our existing image set and added compatibility where its supported by the app vendor. We also have several new images available under the develop tags. You are free to test them if you like: