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[https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-remote-release#readme Remote development ] is a set of extensions for Visual Studio Code that allows you to interact with a remote server on VSCode as if it is running on your local computer. For more details, refer to Microsoft's documentation [https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/remote-overview here]. | [https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-remote-release#readme Remote development ] is a set of extensions for Visual Studio Code that allows you to interact with a remote server on VSCode as if it is running on your local computer. For more details, refer to Microsoft's documentation [https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/remote-overview here]. | ||
== Enabling and configuring Remote | == Enabling and configuring Remote - SSH == | ||
=== Installing Remote - SSH === | |||
First you will need to install a SSH client compatible with <code>OpenSSH</code>. Refer to [https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/troubleshooting#_installing-a-supported-ssh-client this page] for more instructions ('''note:''' if you are running macOS, you do not have to do this). | |||
Follow the instructions [https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/extension-marketplace here] for searching and installing extensions on VSCode. Search for and install the extension "Remote - SSH" (or if you are feeling fancy, install "Remote Development" that includes "Remote - SSH" instead). Alternatively, just click [https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-vscode-remote.remote-ssh here]. | |||
== | === Adding a remote host/server === | ||
=== for | After reloading/reopening VSCode, on the activity bar (on the left) there should now be one more item "Remote Explorer". Click on that and a separate tab should pop up. Hover over "SSH" and a "+" symbol should show up. After clicking the "+" symbol, a prompt will show up and ask you to enter SSH connection command as if you are using a terminal app, such as | ||
<pre> | |||
== | ssh your_username@astro02.hpc.ku.dk | ||
</pre> | |||
Refer to [[Accessing Tycho]] for more explanations. | |||
You should now be able to browse/edit files on the cluster as if it is your local machine by clicking "Open Folder" or using "Explorer" on the activity bar. | |||
You can also create a new terminal session by clicking "Terminal" on the top and then select "New Terminal". | |||
== Installing more extensions on a remote machine for extra features == | |||
Latest revision as of 14:17, 15 November 2023
Remote development is a set of extensions for Visual Studio Code that allows you to interact with a remote server on VSCode as if it is running on your local computer. For more details, refer to Microsoft's documentation here.
Enabling and configuring Remote - SSH
Installing Remote - SSH
First you will need to install a SSH client compatible with OpenSSH. Refer to this page for more instructions (note: if you are running macOS, you do not have to do this).
Follow the instructions here for searching and installing extensions on VSCode. Search for and install the extension "Remote - SSH" (or if you are feeling fancy, install "Remote Development" that includes "Remote - SSH" instead). Alternatively, just click here.
Adding a remote host/server
After reloading/reopening VSCode, on the activity bar (on the left) there should now be one more item "Remote Explorer". Click on that and a separate tab should pop up. Hover over "SSH" and a "+" symbol should show up. After clicking the "+" symbol, a prompt will show up and ask you to enter SSH connection command as if you are using a terminal app, such as
ssh your_username@astro02.hpc.ku.dk
Refer to Accessing Tycho for more explanations.
You should now be able to browse/edit files on the cluster as if it is your local machine by clicking "Open Folder" or using "Explorer" on the activity bar.
You can also create a new terminal session by clicking "Terminal" on the top and then select "New Terminal".