KamiLabs community services
About Container Hosting
A small home for your community project, with access and resources reviewed by an administrator.
How to get started
- Read the rules and TOS.
Read the hosting rules below and the Terms of Service before requesting access. Confirm that your project and content comply with applicable law.
- Contact the administrator first.
Message Kamikenza through Discord or VRChat. Describe your project, the Docker image, port, RAM requirements and the email address you want to register. Ask about more than 512 MB RAM at this stage.
- Receive your invitation.
The administrator reviews your request and may issue a single-use invitation for your email address. Use it within seven days.
- Create your account.
Open registration, enter your invitation, username, matching email and a password of at least 10 characters. Read and accept both the TOS and hosting rules.
- Wait for account approval.
You can sign in to check the result. Container requests become available once an administrator approves your account.
- Request and deploy your container.
Provide your public Docker Hub image, application port, purpose and up to 512 MB RAM. An administrator reviews the request before deployment. After approval, manage the container and view its logs from your workspace.
Hosting rules & administrator control
Use this service only for lawful projects and in accordance with the KamiLabs Terms of Service. Illegal content, malware, phishing, fraud, spam, network attacks, copyright infringement and disruption of other users are prohibited.
Contact Kamikenza through Discord or VRChat before registering. Explain your project and provide the email address you plan to use. Registration requires a single-use invitation issued by an administrator for that email address. An invitation expires after seven days and does not replace account or container approval.
Self-service requests are limited to 512 MB RAM per container. Available sizes are 128, 256 and 512 MB, with 1 CPU per container. If your project needs more RAM, contact an administrator before submitting your request. Additional resources are allocated only after individual review and subject to available capacity.
Administrators retain full operational control of the hosted service. This includes approving or refusing access, reviewing configurations and logs, managing resources, starting or stopping workloads, and suspending or removing accounts, containers or hosted content where necessary for service operation, security, enforcement of these terms or lawful obligations.
Administrative access to personal data must be limited to what is necessary for a legitimate purpose, with confidentiality and applicable legal requirements respected. These service terms do not grant powers beyond applicable law or waive users' statutory rights. Administrators may act immediately to contain abuse or a security incident and will try to notify affected users when practical and legally permitted.
We use account details, password hashes, invitation and acceptance records, project configurations, logs and administrative activity records to provide the service, review access and protect the infrastructure. Contact Kamikenza through Discord or VRChat with privacy questions or to request account closure and exercise applicable data rights. Disclosures to third parties require an applicable lawful basis.
This is free, best-effort community hosting. Keep your own backups. Deleting a container removes its local data. Container endpoints currently require access to the private network; public domains and persistent storage must be discussed with an administrator.
Read the applicable Thai legal framework: computer crime laws (ETDA) and personal data protection laws (ETDA). These links provide legal references; this service page does not replace the law.
Ready after speaking with an admin?
Have your invitation and registration email ready.