Manage Dev Environments

In the sidebar menu, select Administration, then Dev environments.

Use filters on top of the page to choose environments by state, by IDE, by template, by namespace, by computing platform, and by owner.

In CodeCanvas, click the CodeCanvas logo in the upper-left corner. This page shows all dev environments that you have access to.

Use filters on top of the page to choose environments by state, by IDE, by template, by namespace, and by computing platform.

Find the namespace.

In the sidebar menu, select Dev Environments.

Use filters on top of the page to choose environments by state, by IDE, by template, by namespace, by computing platform, and by owner (the result of this filter depends on your permissions).

Find the namespace.

In the sidebar menu, select Dev environments.

Open the required dev environment.

View the details:

• The Timeline page is a chat channel where the dev environment posts messages about its current state.

• The Logs page contains dev environment logs.

To download logs, in the dev environment menu , select Download logs.

In Gateway, open the connection to your CodeCanvas instance.

All your dev environments are listed on the Dev environments page. Here you can find specific environments by name and by namespace.

In Gateway, open the connection to your CodeCanvas instance.

Find the required dev environment and click Download logs in its menu.

Find the namespace.

In the sidebar menu, select Dev environments.

Find the required dev environment and click Stop.

CodeCanvas will initiate stopping the dev environment: save the contents of the working directory /mnt/jetbrains and user home directory /root to the dev environment storage, unmount the storage, and perform graceful shutdown for the container (docker stop). All uncommitted changes will be available after you restart the environment.

All other directories aren't saved. For example, if, during your session, you installed additional tools with apt get, they won't survive stopping the environment. For this purpose, you should use custom dev environment images.

Find the namespace.

In the sidebar menu, select Dev environments.

Find the required dev environment and select Reactivate in the dev environment menu.

In Gateway, open the connection to your CodeCanvas instance.

Find the required dev environment and click Stop in its menu.

CodeCanvas will initiate stopping the dev environment: save the contents of the working directory /mnt/jetbrains and user home directory /root to the dev environment storage, unmount the storage, and perform graceful shutdown for the container (docker stop). All uncommitted changes will be available after you restart the environment.

All other directories aren't saved. For example, if, during your session, you installed additional tools with apt get, they won't survive stopping the environment. For this purpose, you should use custom dev environment images.

In Gateway, open the connection to your CodeCanvas instance.

Find the required dev environment and click Activate in its menu.