Gateway is responsible for connecting to the remote machine and making sure the IDE backend is installed and running, but it’s not responsible for managing the remote server. Learn more about recent improvements in Gateway here. It’s based on the IntelliJ Platform, so you get a very rich, familiar, customizable interface, but all of the compiling, indexing, and language processing is happening on the powerful cloud machine. Gateway will then launch the JetBrains Client, a thin client that connects to the IDE backend service and presents your project as if you were running it locally. Announced in November 2021, it is a standalone app that will connect to a remote server via SSH, download and install an IDE as a backend service, and open a project hosted on the remote machine. Remote development with JetBrains GatewayĪs a reminder, JetBrains Gateway is our solution for remote development. All language processing happens in your Gitpod environment, while you work locally with a rich thin client to get the familiar JetBrains IDE experience. This means you can access source code hosted in an ephemeral development environment from your favorite JetBrains IDE, running in the cloud whenever you need it.
Today, we are pleased to join our friends at Gitpod in announcing the integration between Gitpod and JetBrains Gateway, our remote development solution. Français, 日本語, 한국어, Deutsch, Português do Brasil, Español, 简体中文
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