FREE 24/7 VPS with SSH Access! 🚀 32GB RAM + 8 Cores🔥

Summary

The video demonstrates how to create a free Linux terminal environment on Deepnote and connect to it from a Windows PC using SSH.

The presenter notes that resources may vary by account or session. They received 32 GB of RAM and an 8-core AMD CPU, while other users may receive different specifications, possibly up to 64 GB of RAM.

Guide and Technical Steps

1. Open Deepnote, start a project or workspace, choose the options shown in the video, and create a terminal.
2. Update and upgrade the terminal’s software packages. The autogenerated subtitles garble the command, but it appears to be an apt update and upgrade command.
3. Install and run a system information utility, apparently Neofetch, to display the environment’s RAM and CPU details.
4. Install tmate, then copy the SSH connection command it provides.
5. Paste the command into Windows Command Prompt and accept the connection prompt to access the environment remotely.

The presenter compares this to using Windows Remote Desktop, but the demonstrated access is through an SSH terminal, not a graphical desktop. The video presents the service as free; it does not establish that the environment is guaranteed to remain available 24/7 or that its advertised resources are consistent.

Main speaker/source: The Earnastic channel presenter.