This repository hosts the default SSH provider configuration used in DevPod.
To add this SSH provider from the CLI, use the provider add
command along with your remote host to deploy to. For example:
devpod provider add ssh -o [email protected]
Please note, the SSH host must be accessible via ssh [email protected] with passwordless login and the user being either root or in the docker group.
We only support Linux machine as remote hosts.
There are known issues with the default windows SSH installation in some setups. If you're unable to connect to your host by default,
try to enable the USE_BUILTIN_SSH
option
devpod provider add ssh --option USE_BUILTIN_SSH=true
# or if already installed
devpod provider set-options ssh --option USE_BUILTIN_SSH=true
This forces the provider to use the builtin SSH client over the one accessible in your shell. You will need to add the identities file manually to your SSH config in case it's not the default key:
Host my-domain.com
User my-user
IdentityFile ~/.my-dir/my-key
This provider has the following options:
NAME | REQUIRED | DESCRIPTION | DEFAULT |
---|---|---|---|
HOST | true | The SSH Host to connect to. Example: [email protected] | |
AGENT_PATH | false | The path where to inject the DevPod agent to. | /tmp/devpod/agent |
DOCKER_PATH | false | The path of the docker binary. | docker |
EXTRA_FLAGS | false | Extra flags to pass to the SSH command. | |
PORT | false | The SSH port to use. | 22 |
USE_BUILTIN_SSH | false | Use the builtin SSH package. | false |
For more detail, see the DevPod Documentation.