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Moving from Visual Studio Codespaces to code-server
Recently, Microsoft announced that all VS Codespaces are migrating to GitHub. At this time, support for self-hosted Codespaces will be removed in favor of GitHub's cloud environments.
If you are looking to host a VS Code server on your own infastructure, code-server is the solution.
Use VS Code in the browser (terminal, integrations, extensions) 🧩
Authenticate via password (or another auth + reverse proxy) 🔑
It often makes sense to create a custom images that include the dependencies, scripts, preferences necessary for development. For information on how to create, build push Docker images, follow this tutorial by Docker.
As a start, we recommdend you start by extending one of our Enterprise Example Images and extending them. If you need to use another base image, we recommend reading over our image minimums to ensure the image works with most Coder features.
FROM codercom/enterprise-base:ubuntu
RUN apt-get install -y ...
COPY file ./