Hands-on infrastructure training
Infiniq spins up isolated lab environments in seconds. Work in a real shell, build real services, and get verified on the actual system.
student@node-a7k2p9:~$ sudo useradd -m deploy
student@node-a7k2p9:~$ systemctl start nginx
Task 2/3 verified — “Serve the site with nginx” passed
student@node-a7k2p9:~$ ▍
How it works
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Choose a scenario — a Linux box, a multi-tier app, a cluster. One click and your environment starts building.
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SSH in from the browser, follow step-by-step objectives, and use hints when you're stuck.
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Every task is checked against the real machine. Finish, and your lab is cleaned up for you.
Why Infiniq
A full SSH session in your browser — 256-colour xterm, copy/paste, resize. It's a real machine, not canned output.
Validators inspect the actual system — users, files, services, open ports — and tell you honestly what passed.
Every lab gets dedicated machines on their own network segment, removed automatically when you finish.
Built a web app in your lab? Open it securely from the workspace — nothing is exposed until you ask.
Pre-baked images and parallel provisioning mean you're at a shell before your coffee cools.
A live map of the machines running for you — with friendly names, not infrastructure jargon.
Access on demand
Lab access is request-based and short-lived. Need a terminal? Ask. Built a web app? Open it through a secure gateway — then everything closes again when you're done.
How access worksBrowser terminal
SSH over an encrypted WebSocket channel
Web applications
Time-limited, authenticated gateway to your apps
Automatic revocation
Access ends when your lab does — always