Dev Environments

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Basic post-installation steps for the system administrator:

1. Activate the license

2. Configure dev environments

3. Configure user access

4. Configure namespaces

Before users can start working with dev environments, the system administrator must set up the following:

1. Computing platform   – connect the remote computing resource that will be used to run dev environments, e.g., a separate Kubernetes cluster.

2. Instance types   – create various types of resource configurations that users can choose from when creating dev environments. For example, medium, large, extra-large, and so on.

3. Default IDE settings   – specify the organization-wide defaults for IDE versions that should be used in dev environments.

4. Cloud policy – if your company uses cloud resources during development, you can configure the cloud policy to simplify access to cloud resources from dev environments.

5. GPU support   – if dev environments require GPU resources.

Additional administrative tasks:

• Cleanup policy   – configure how CodeCanvas should clean up unused dev environments and warm-up snapshots.

• Restore volume data   – restore user data from a dev environment volume.