You can also click Connect with a Link and enter a link that you previously generated to connect either to a Code With Me session or to a remote server. In the Remote Development wizard, click New Connection under the SSH connection provider. Use one of the installation scenarios to open the Remote Development wizard. Launch JetBrains Gateway and connect to a remote server You can use JetBrains Gateway as a standalone launcher or as an entry point from your IDE to connect to a remote server. JetBrains Gateway is a lightweight launcher that connects a remote server with your local machine, downloads necessary components on the backend, and opens your project in JetBrains Client. In the current implementation, we use it for the backend deployment. You need to have the sftp subsystem enabled on the remote host. We recommend using machines with 2+ cores, 4GB+ of RAM, and 5GB+ of disk space.

The Linux platform has any recent Linux AMD64 distribution such as Ubuntu 16.04+, RHEL/Centos 7+, and so on. It will also run on any glibc-based Docker image (that is, not on Alpine). The server part is self-contained, so no special dependencies should be installed. You have installed a compatible SSH server on the Linux platform.

Since JetBrains Client is a thin client lightweight application, the requirements for disk space and computer resources are lower than for a host. Remote machine (a target for an IDE) meets the minimum recommended requirements that can be found in IDEs articles. Prerequisitesīefore you start developing on the remote machine, make sure you have the following: You can connect to a remote server using the SSH connection to develop, run and deploy your project.īefore you start developing, make sure the System Requirements are met.

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