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==== Creating a lab
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To create a lab instance simply add a repo to your git! +
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You will then be able to locate that repo inside the instance list and run it. +
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For more info on this please refer to the Bootstrap chapter link:main.adoc.html#_bootstrap[here] ! +
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==== Running a lab instance
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First we have to select the lab we want to run. To find a specific lab we can use the search bar at the top. +
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image::{imagesdir}/run/lab_instance_list.png[]
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After we have located the desired lab we can run it by using the cloud icon. image:{imagesdir}/run/cloud_icon.png[] +
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To request more info about the lab we use the info icon image:{imagesdir}/run/info_icon.png[] and the trashcan image:{imagesdir}/run/trash_icon.png[] deletes the lab (forever). +
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Carefull, forever is a long time! +
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So lets go back to running the lab. After clicking on the according icon we should be redirected to the execution screen. +
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image::{imagesdir}/run/execution_screen.png[]
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Here we can use the command line on the bottom to execute the required commands. Our results will be visible in the console above. +
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image::{imagesdir}/run/ls_results_console.png[]
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Note that you can choose to use the editor of your liking from the drop down menu.
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For more complicated tasks that may require responsivines from the machine you can use the terminal option to open a full-blown unix command line. +
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