📄️ Introduction
Welcome to 8Labs! We're excited to have you on board. This documentation will guide you through the initial steps of using our platform, including registration, purchasing a Virtual Lab, and accessing your Virtual Lab. Let's discover 8Labs in less than 5 minutes.
📄️ Accessing Virtual Labs
This documentation provides a step-by-step guide for accessing virtual labs using public IPv6 addresses using SSH, noVNC, and Xterm.js. Virtual labs allow users to simulate real-world environments for learning, development, and testing purposes.
🗃️ Self-hosted Panel
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📄️ Install Qemu Guest Agent
The `qemu-guest-agent` is a daemon that runs on the guest operating system to provide enhanced communication between the host and guest. Installing this agent can help improve the performance and manageability of your Virtual Lab. Below are the steps to install qemu-guest-agent on different operating systems supported by 8Labs.
📄️ Install Docker and Enable IPv6 network
This document provides a comprehensive guide for installing Docker and enabling IPv6 networking on a cloud environment platform. It covers the installation process for systems using apt (Debian, Ubuntu) and dnf (CentOS, Rocky Linux, Alma Linux) package managers. By following these steps, you will be able to set up Docker for containerized application deployment and configure it to support IPv6 networking, ensuring compatibility and scalability for modern network environments.
📄️ Access GitHub, Docker Hub & LLM APIs from IPv6-only VPS
VirtualLabs and some IPv6-only VPS instances can't directly reach services that are still IPv4-only, such as GitHub, Docker Hub, and OpenAI. This tutorial provides practical solutions so you can still git clone, git push, docker pull, docker login, and call LLM APIs from a VPS that only has an IPv6 address.
📄️ Install & Run Hermes Agent on IPv6-only VPS
Hermes Agent is an open-source AI agent framework by Nous Research. It needs GitHub (git clone) and optionally GitHub Container Registry (ghcr.io) — both of which lack IPv6. This guide covers a complete install and operational setup on an IPv6-only VPS, drawing on the solutions from the general IPv6 tutorial.