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Access and share arbitrary ports from the UI #3516
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@bpmct several customers have run into issues with the v1 naming convention limitation which prevents multiple dev URLs of the same name being created across different workspaces. we should consider either removing user-defined names for dev URLs or include the workspace name as part of the naming convention. |
Removing user-defined names seems like a solid approach 👍🏼 |
Gonna close this and add sharing separately. |
Problem statements
This is an epic that covers slightly different features
Add link to open any port in dashboard #1624
As a user connecting via the dashboard (not SSH), I need a way to preview my web application while developing. I have some projects that run on
:8080
, others that run on:3000
, and occasionally unpredictable ports when I try new software. My React, NextJS, Vue, and WordPress applications expect to run on/
and require lots of special configuration to run on a path (/@myusername/myworkspace/myapp
). Since my admin set up subdomains, I can access these services without special configuration even though the admin doesn't know what port(s) I need access to.Current workarounds: I have to use
ngrok
or connect from a machine that can runcoder port-forward
on the CLI.Allow serving apps at
/
#3378As an admin configuring a
coder_app
in a template, perhaps something internal or a cutting-edge IDE (e.g. Airflow), I want it to "just work." Since I have a wildcard subdomain running in Coder, I can just serve apps with a subdomain instead.Current workarounds: Fiddling with reverse proxies and/or flags to get it to run on a path (
/@myusername/myworkspace/myapp
). Instructing users to connect via a machine that can runcoder port-forward
Share apps or ports with other users and even the public! #3515
As a user developing with Coder, I would love to share my "work in progress" application with my teammates or even people outside my organization.
A fun nice-to-have integration with code-server: [Feat]: Leverage "proxy-domain" in the "Ports" panel code-server#5458
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