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📌 Get Started - Play with Template

Step1- Deploy a CVM with Template

Click the Deploy button in the top-right corner of the cloud homepage to access the deployment dashboard. Once there, you need to:

1. Set your application name

2. Choose a template you want to get started or use your Docker compose file.

   📍 For ElizaOS/Eliza, we recommend changing the image name to registry-cache.phala.systems/phalanetwork/eliza:v0.1.6-alpha.4 in the Compose file to use the cached image to save downloading time. Head to the tutorial to see how to play.

   

3. Choose the compute resources. There are some preset plans available, or you can customize them for more flexibility.

   1. For the template kennethreitz/httpbin, we recommend choosing TEE Starter.

   2. For elizaOS/eliza, we recommend choosing at least TEE Pro.

      

4. Click the Deploy button to start the deployment process. You will need to wait for a while as the backend sets everything up.

5. After the deployment is complete, navigate through View Details → Network to see the endpoint information. You can use these endpoints to access the application if you have service serve on.

   

   Or switch to Containers tab to view container logs. For example, if you have deployed Eliza, you can see logs in Eliza container like below:

   [37m ◎ LOGS
   [37m Registering service: [0m
   [37m aws_s3 [0m
   32m ["✓ Service aws_s3 registered successfully"] [0m
   
   [37m ["◎ Room b850bc30-45f8-0041-a00a-83df46d8555d created successfully."]
   [32m ["**✓ User Eliza created successfully**."] [0m
   [32m ["✓ Service browser initialized successfully"] [0m
   Initializing ImageDescriptionService
   

Step2 - Verify TEE Proof

1. Check the default RA Report

   We provide a default Remote Attestation Report (also known as TEE proof), which is displayed in the Worker Dashboard. To view the entire report, click View Details → Attestation.

   

2. By clicking the Check Attestation button in the certificate chain section, you will be redirected to the quote explorer, where you can verify the quote. You can share this quote with anyone, as it serves as proof that your program is running inside a genuine TEE.

Next Steps

1. Deploy an Eliza AI Agent in Minutes with the Eliza Template
2. Create your own application by checking out Migrate Applications to TEE.

🐝 Migrate Applications to TEE

This section will not cover how to containerize your application with Docker. Instead, we assume you have already done so and have tested it locally to ensure all functionalities work well. Our focus here is to demonstrate how to migrate your application into a TEE, ensuring it remains accessible and providing TEE Proof so you can verify its integrity to anyone interested.