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This requires to set up a keyring on the server. The corresponding secret is persisted on the server. Settings Sync requires authentication against a Settings Sync server.
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You will get a notification in VS Code when you connect to your remote machine if an update is available, and you'll be able to update directly through this notification. How can I keep the VS Code Server up-to-date? You can read more about this in the VS Code for the Web documentation. While working in the browser, there are certain limitations and configuration steps to consider. Pure UI extensions are not supported when using a web-based instance of VS Code, which you can learn more about in the extension authors Remote Development guide. Are there any other extension limitations? If you're working in a restricted environment, you may need to ensure the VS Code Server has access to the following endpoints:Ĭan I use the Remote Development Extensions or a dev container with the VS Code Server? Is there a list of endpoints the VS Code Server uses? No, hosting it as a service is not allowed, as specified in the VS Code Server license. Can I host the VS Code Server as a service? No, an instance of the server is designed to be accessed by a single user. Common Questions Is the VS Code Server designed for multiple users to access the same remote instance? If telemetry is not disabled via the CLI, the VS Code Server will begin respecting the client telemetry settings (your telemetry setting in v or desktop) upon successful connection. Alternatively, if you would like to specify an initial telemetry level, such as only collecting errors, you can pass in -telemetry-level followed by the level (for example, error). If you want to disable telemetry, you can pass in -disable-telemetry when launching the VS Code Server: code tunnel -disable-telemetry. You may learn more in the Remote Tunnels documentation. You can explore the CLI's other commands by running code -h, and specifically the tunneling commands by running code tunnel -help:Īs with the CLI, the VS Code Remote Tunnels extension has additional commands you can explore by opening the Command Palette ( F1) in VS Code and typing Remote Tunnels.
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* Visual Studio Code Server * * By using the software, you agree to * the Visual Studio Code Server License Terms () and * the Microsoft Privacy Statement (). You can view the license for the VS Code Server here. Upon first run of the VS Code Server, you'll be prompted with the terms of the license. Things to try Licensing and other commands

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We now provide a standalone "VS Code Server," which is a service built off the same underlying server used by the remote extensions, plus some additional functionality, like an interactive CLI and facilitating secure connections to v.

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These extensions install a server on the remote environment, allowing local VS Code to smoothly interact with remote source code and runtimes. The VS Code Remote Development extensions allow you to work in the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), remote machines via SSH, and dev containers directly from VS Code. In VS Code, we want users to seamlessly leverage the environments that make them the most productive. It allows you to securely connect to that remote machine from anywhere through a local VS Code client, without the requirement of SSH.
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The Visual Studio Code Server is a service you can run on a remote development machine, like your desktop PC or a virtual machine (VM).
