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Manage Docker & Kubernetes Remotely with VS Code!
Manage Docker & Kubernetes Remotely with VS Code!
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“Jim’s Garage”
VS Code can be used to connect to remote machines over SSH. Moreover, with extensions you can actively manage Docker and Kubernetes clusters, providing granular control over deployments, and providing all of the conveniences and power of a full IDE to edit config files.
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Awersome video for using this all in one solution! 🙂
Hey Jim, are you able to do everything you did in this video in Code-server?
i've been using vs code for about a month now. it's so convenient it's like a one stop shop to managing your docker containers. i find myself using the terminal for cli and everything else rather than the docker extension but i do use the file explorer a lot tho
looking forward to the ansible k3s deployment scripts !
As always, great video. I'd poked around at using these extensions in the past but was nice to see them used properly with explanation
I noticed it said RKE in your node names. Are you running RKE2 and just generalizing by saying Kuberbetes, or..? Also, is it much of a hassle to use VS Codium alternatively?
Awesome, VScode is great in many ways, thanks for the detailed review.
Isn't this the same thing as code-server, just installed locally?
Thanks for sharing this video, i've been personally doing something very similar, but with a small difference. Instead of passing the IdentityFile path in the config file, I just run this(below) command from the local machine i want to connect from. This way I dont need to change the config file, or download certificates. Should i need access on a different machine, i can run this command first and then i automatically have access in VSCode.
ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub YOUR_USER_NAME@IP_ADDRESS_OF_THE_SERVER
This command will ask you for the password of the user once.
This look like a nice tool! Thanks for an another awesome video.
Thanks Jim! 🙂
You and Christian are my go-to vids for homelab.
thank you for your videos, I have to watch all of them now ufff hahahahaha. Do you have a video about docker containers with a clustered service in kubernetes and load balancing? Anything simple, maybe a mini clustered WordPress? I am so happy to have found your channel!
Awesome video, I wish I had known this sooner
awesome video sir! also ctrl+` will open terminals in VS code.
Typical extra steps to establish a connection from Windows. The joy. Great vid!
That's a nice improvement on the script!
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