Remote visualization for commissioning and control
Kernel Images provides a complete remote viewability solution for Chrome instances through the default integration of noVNC technology. The system maps port 6080 to provide a web-based VNC access interface, allowing developers to see live footage of Chrome instances in the sandbox directly in the browser. This visualization system supports full mouse and keyboard input forwarding, making remote debugging and collaboration possible. Especially in team development scenarios, multiple members can observe the testing process at the same time or remotely assist in resolving rendering issues. For the technical implementation, noVNC uses the WebSocket protocol for low-latency data transfer, ensuring usable response times even when network conditions are less than ideal.
- Access: Standard noVNC web interface via port 6080
- Interaction capabilities: complete input device forwarding and control transfer
- Collaboration value: support for team development debugging with real-time observation by multiple people
This answer comes from the articleKernel Images: An Open Source Solution for Lightweight Sandboxed BrowsersThe
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