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!!! example "
Lazy
workspace allocation"
!!! example "
Simple
workspace allocation"
The
layz
way to allocate a workspace is calling `ws_allocate` command with two arguments,
where
the first specifies the workspace name and the second the duration. This allocates a
workspace
on the default filesystem with no Email reminder.
The
simple
way to allocate a workspace is calling `ws_allocate` command with two arguments,
where
the first specifies the workspace name and the second the duration. This allocates a
workspace
on the default filesystem with no Email reminder.
```console
marie@login$ ws_allocate test-workspace 90
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