We design, configure and deliver ready-to-use training environments. Every participant gets a dedicated virtual machine with the right operating system, the tools they need and the course materials. Access is through a web browser or over SSH, with no additional software to install.
/ SCOPE OF SERVICE
Every machine replicates the configuration approved by the instructor. The environment can include ready-made scripts, repositories, exercise materials and any libraries and tools you specify. We scale the number of workstations and the resources allocated to them to suit both small-group courses and larger events.
A single virtual machine can serve as a safe working environment for a developer, instructor or consultant. It lets you try out new tools, prepare demonstrations and verify configurations without touching your local operating system.
/ HOW IT WORKS
You do not need a full infrastructure specification at the outset. To prepare a proposal, all we need is the course programme, the number of participants and the technologies involved. From there, we design the environment and flag any points that need the instructor's decision. Before environments are launched for the whole group, the instructor tests the reference machine. This confirms that the configuration is correct and lets us eliminate any problems in advance.
We translate the course programme and exercise scenario into specific technical requirements. From these, we define the environment's architecture, the number and specification of the machines, software versions, the scope of permissions and how network communication will work.
We prepare a reference virtual machine to the agreed specification. We install and configure the required components, create user accounts and make available the repositories and materials needed to deliver the training.
The instructor works through the full exercise scenario on the reference machine using participant permissions. Once any discrepancies have been resolved, the configuration is approved for deployment.
Once the final configuration has been accepted, we launch the required number of identically prepared workstations. Before handing over the access details, we check that all services are working correctly and that every machine is ready for use.
Throughout the class, we monitor workstation availability and resource usage. Where needed, we provide remote support or restore an individual machine to its reference state without affecting the work of the other participants.
When the training ends, we deactivate access and permanently delete the environments. Any materials to be kept are exported beforehand, in the agreed format and scope.
/ CONNECTION METHODS
The remote desktop session runs directly in a web browser. There is no need to install a dedicated client or the software used in the exercises. This is particularly useful on company computers where users have restricted permissions.
Connecting with a standard SSH client gives you direct access to the virtual machine's system shell. You can run commands, transfer files and tunnel ports without needing any additional graphical interface.
/ ACCESS PORTAL
The portal brings together access to the assigned machine, file handling, communication and supporting tools. Participants carry out all the key tasks without switching between extra applications, within the permissions they have been granted.
The remote desktop and the terminal are available in the same interface. Several sessions can run side by side, and their layout is kept when you reopen the portal.
The built-in file manager lets you upload, download and organise materials on the assigned machine without a separate login or an extra client.
Group chat, private messages and a help channel are available without leaving the environment. The instructor can share an active session with the group and hand control to a chosen person.
Participants can start, stop or restart their assigned machine, as well as save and restore its state.
Notes pinned to the workstation and a private command library help participants keep their context and move smoothly between the stages of the exercises.
Each participant works in an isolated environment and sees only the resources assigned to them. When the engagement ends, all data is deleted automatically.
/ ISOLATION AND SECURITY
Exercises that involve installing packages, managing services, changing the system configuration or working with administrator privileges take place in a separate environment. As a result, they leave the configuration of the participant's own computer untouched.
The scope of permissions and the network communication rules are always derived from the training scenario. Participants can reach only the resources they need to complete the exercises, with no way to interfere with the infrastructure management layer.
Changes made on one virtual machine stay isolated and do not affect the other participants' workstations. Shared resources such as a cluster, a database or a repository are set up only when the course programme calls for them.
We choose the permission model to fit the tasks being carried out. A participant can be given a standard account, sudo privileges or access to the root account. Administrative privileges remain confined to the assigned machine.
We restrict firewall rules to the ports and traffic directions the scenario requires. Before launch, we define the rules for communication between machines, internet access and public exposure of services.
We load only the agreed materials and data into the environment. Where data comes from production systems, we recommend anonymising it first or replacing it with a suitably prepared test dataset.
/ SPECIFICATION AND PRICE
We size compute, disk space and network topology to the load expected in the exercise scenario. The profile below shows an example set of resources for a high-spec training workstation or an isolated test environment. The price covers the allocated resources, setting up the workstation, handing over access and support throughout the booking period.
FULL COST / WORKSTATION
58 PLN excl. VAT for 7 days
The price includes infrastructure resources as well as setting up and supporting the workstation. The final quote depends on the number of machines, the environment topology and the booking period.
/ PRICING TERMS
10%referral discount
Our referral programme benefits both sides: the person who refers us and the new client each receive a 10% discount. The condition is that the referring person or company is named when the first order is placed.
10%early booking discount
A booking confirmed at least 30 days before the environment goes live reduces the price by 10%.
/ QUESTIONS BEFORE BOOKING
To prepare an initial proposal, all we need is the dates, the number of participants and a list of the technologies involved. Before we start configuring the environment, we confirm the details: operating system, required software, machine specification, network topology and access method.
Yes. We first prepare a reference workstation, on which the instructor runs through the training scenario with exactly the same permissions a participant will have. The test covers, among other things, how the software works, access to materials, network communication and how participants sign in. Once the agreed feedback has been addressed, the approved configuration becomes the template for all the other workstations.
Usually not. The remote desktop runs in the browser, and for SSH you can use the standard client that comes with the operating system. The training software itself runs on the remote machine. Before the class, we recommend a short test from the computer and company network that will actually be used, to confirm that your security policies do not block the connection.
Yes, provided sufficient resources are available on the planned dates. We do not set a fixed limit on the number of workstations: what is possible depends on the machine specification, the environment topology, the length of the booking and the type of workload. For a larger group, we also allow enough time to test the reference workstation, create the machines and check that they are ready before access is handed over.
Yes. We can place source code, instructions and other training materials on the reference workstation or in an agreed shared location. Before the materials are handed over, we agree on how they will be accessed, any licensing requirements and the rules for handling data and credentials. Data from production systems should be anonymised beforehand or replaced with a test dataset, and any tokens and accounts used should be limited to the scope and duration of the training.
When the booking period ends, we deactivate participant accounts and switch off access to the environment. Any files or data that need to be kept are exported, within the scope agreed in advance. We then delete the machines along with all their contents.
