Secure way to give students own remote VM

Question

I'm looking to run a hands-on course for some students as an intro to networking. I find the best way is to have some hands on experience to go with the theory. With that in mind, I'd like to use something like a raspberry pi or old server as a plaything of the students. What's the best way to set them all up in isolated environments that they can easily remotely access?Am I best to just create 30 odd virtual machines? Can I achieve the same outcome without the overhead of a VM?

pettycashstash2 · Accepted Answer

Why not have them create Amazon Aws accounts. They are free for 1 year and a secondary benefit is that they can spin their own vm ip from an image you create if that&rsquo;s what you wish. They can also learn about cloud networking concepts etc