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Courses
Organize computer science classes under an educational org — CS101, Distributed Systems, or bootcamps — each with dedicated members and workspaces.
Education
Teach on real infrastructure.Without runaway costs.
Courses, semesters, assignments, and join codes are built directly into Hubfly space — backed by strict budget caps that pause workloads instead of overcharging.
Project workflow01 / 03
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SourceJoin codes for instant enrolment
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ControlHard budget caps
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ReleaseInstructor access to student apps
Hubfly space projectNetwork · volumes · domains · team access
One project model
Learning management
A built-in classroom management experience.
No need to juggle third-party learning tools alongside your cloud provider. Manage courses and cloud projects in one cohesive system.
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Semesters
Define clear academic term boundaries with start and end dates so student cohorts, budgets, and project archives align naturally with the school calendar.
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Assignments
Link assignments directly to starter templates so every student begins from a working codebase instead of wasting time setting up local environments.
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Student groups
Group students into lab teams or capstone project squads, each with their own isolated project workspace.
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Join codes
Generate instant join codes that students redeem to enter the right course and group automatically — no manual email invites for large classes.
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Instructor visibility
Student projects link to courses and assignments, giving instructors immediate access to inspect live deployments, view code, and grade work.
Getting a class online
From department setup to active cohort in five steps.
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Create the organization
Set up an educational org for your department, lab, or bootcamp.
Type: educational - 02
Add a course and semester
Define your class details and the academic term it runs in.
CS101 · Fall 2026 - 03
Allocate student budgets
Set hard spending limits per student group to guarantee spend stays capped.
Hard cap - 04
Share join codes
Students redeem join codes to land instantly in their assigned course group.
One code per group - 05
Create assignments
Link assignments to starter templates so students start building immediately.
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Budget enforcement
Lab group A$40.00 semester
62% of allocation used
Lab group B$40.00 semester
31% of allocation used
Capstone team$120.00 semester
88% of allocation used
When a group reaches 100% of its allocation, their workloads pause automatically. Your department account stays completely protected.
Why it works for teaching
Engineered specifically for computer science education.
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Enforced budget caps
Projects linked to a budget halt automatically when the allocation is hit. A student leaving a cluster active overnight won't generate a surprise bill.
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Grants apply automatically
Educational grants and promotional credits are drawn down first, protecting your cash balance from ever being touched prematurely.
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Idle projects cost nothing
Shared-tier containers pause during idle hours. Between lab sessions, student projects sleep without consuming your department's compute allowance.
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Secure container sandbox
Container root maps to unprivileged host UIDs with dropped capabilities and blocked dangerous syscalls, keeping host servers secure against rogue code.
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Real production tools
Students deploy real Linux containers with private networks, volumes, and custom domains — building practical skills they'll use in industry.
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Detailed audit trails
Organization audit logs capture member actions and deployment events, aiding in academic review and troubleshooting.
Planning a course for next semester?
Tell us your cohort size, curriculum needs, and expected budget. We'll help you configure appropriate group allocations before classes begin.
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