Want to try out Kali Linux or want to have a mini version of kali linux available at all times? Then feel free to give this project a try:

This project uses the official kali linux rolling image to deploy a container which can then be used to install most of the cli tools which comes with kali linux pre-installed. Behind the scenes, it uses ttyd to provide a hassel free and a very accessible way to access the command line.

• PORT: The port on which the ttyd program will listen on.
• USERNAME: The username which will be used to login to the web shell.
• PASSWORD: The password which will be used to login to the web shell.

When deploying to Railway, the USERNAME and PASSWORD enviroment variables will be set to a random string, thanks to railway's template variables

• PORT: Defaults to 8080
• USERNAME: A random string of 16 characters containing only alpha-numeric characters (a-z, A-Z, 0-9)
• PASSWORD: A random string of 32 characters

NOTE: It is strongly adviced to provide the USERNAME and PASSWORD enviroment variables before deploying the project.

To view or edit the USERNAME and PASSWORD enviroment variables, click on the deployed template -> Variables tab

# Using docker to create an image and run a container locally
# To build the container image
docker build -t kali-railway 

# To run a demo installation on port 8080 with the username set to "admin" and password set to "password"
docker run --rm -e USERNAME=admin -e PASSWORD=password -e PORT=8080 -p 8080:8080 kali-railway