Flowcase is a cutting-edge container streaming platform that provides a free and completely open-source alternative to Kasm Workspaces.

• Open-Source: Completely free and community-driven.
• Container Streaming: Stream applications securely using Docker containers.
• User-Friendly Setup: Easy to deploy and manage.
• Customizable: Supports customization for various use cases.

Before getting started, ensure you have Docker installed on your machine, and you have sudo/root access.

To get started with Flowcase, follow these simple steps:

First, you need to pull the Flowcase Docker image from the repository. Open your terminal and run:

docker pull flowcaseweb/flowcase:latest

Next, create a Docker network for Flowcase. This network will facilitate communication between containers:

docker network create --driver=bridge flowcase_default_network

Create a directory on your local machine to store Flowcase's database. Replace /path/to/your/data/ with your desired path:

mkdir /path/to/your/data/

Now, it's time to run the Flowcase container. Ensure you replace /path/to/your/data/ with the path you created in the previous step:

docker run -it --network flowcase_default_network -p 8080:80 -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock -v /path/to/your/data/:/flowcase/data flowcaseweb/flowcase:latest

Note: It is recommended to run the container without the detached flag (-d) as the default user's password will be printed in the terminal.