Quick Start Guide
This guide takes you from a fresh standalone instance to a running workspace.
1. Start Trailer.dev
Section titled ā1. Start Trailer.devāIf you have not installed it yet, follow the Installation Guide. The short version:
docker run -d \ --name trailer \ -p 8090:8090 \ -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \ -v trailer_data:/trailer_data \ ghcr.io/trailer-dev/standalone:latestOpen http://localhost:8090.
2. Create the first user
Section titled ā2. Create the first userāA fresh instance redirects you to the setup page. Create the initial administrator account. See First User Setup for the fields involved. You are logged in automatically afterward.
3. Confirm the host is online
Section titled ā3. Confirm the host is onlineāIn standalone mode the embedded agent registers itself as a host. Open the Hosts page and confirm the host shows as online before continuing.
4. (Optional) Build an image
Section titled ā4. (Optional) Build an imageāWorkspaces are launched from images. Create one on the Create Image page: pick a base image, add the environments, services, and files you need, then build it. Track build progress from the Images page. Itās also possible to just directly supply an OCI image name on the Create Workspace page.
5. Create a workspace
Section titled ā5. Create a workspaceāIf you choose to build a custom image, once the image build finishes, or if youāre going to choose an OCI image from a registry, open the Create Workspace page. Select your image, give the workspace a name, and configure resources, networks, volumes, and any exposed URLs. Submit to deploy it.
6. Access the workspace
Section titled ā6. Access the workspaceāWatch the workspace move to a running state on the Workspaces page. From the workspace details you can: