> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bluetext.dev/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bluetext.dev/getting-started-with-bluetext/virtual-machines.md).

# Virtual Machines

## 1. Logging in

You will receive an e-mail with log in credentials for Vscode-server and Chromium. We recommend logging into both and keeping the tabs open. 

## 2. Creating a directory for your project

When you open vscode-server you will be at the root directory by default. Navigate to Development and create a new directory here. This is how to create one.

```
root@dino360:~# cd ./Development/
root@dino360:~/Development# mkdir testproject
root@dino360:~/Development# cd testproject
root@dino360:~/Development/testproject# code .
```

then, click enter. The vs-code interface will refresh and you  should see your project name at the top in the search bar like this:

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Repeat these steps when creating a new project, so that you do not create multiple Bluetext projects in the same directory

## 3. View running services in Chromium

Once you have started running tools with Bluetext in Polytope, you can access them in Chromium. In the Polytope TUI, you will find a services section. Instead of clicking the adresses where they are being hosted, you must copy and paste them into chromium to view them.