@JanL - Once a workspace is created, you can go to its scheduling area.

Then click on "Edit Schedule".

Then stop the autostop.

Not sure if there is a way to have that turned off as the default. But, the idea is, the workspaces cost resources, so having them turn off automatically to save resources is the better alternative. 🙂

Heyhey, I know i'm not entirely in the right place for my question but instead of waiting endlessly on stackoverflow i figured if anyone knew it'd be you guys. I'm messing around with microsoft's vscode implementation and just now started playing with the code CLI instead of the separate code-server CLI. Is there any way to have the tunnel thing run through my own proxy and use my own domains instead of vscode.dev?

I don't see the server subcommand anywhere either

@PixNyb - I think, but am not sure, that your question is misplaced here too.

The microsoft variant doesn't have a discord :')

Or a community besides stackoverflow to speak of really

Hi guys. I just installed Coder with the helm chart into my on-prem kubernetes cluster. It works! Now to start a template... It just says "coder template init" right? But how?? I don't have a server to SSH into right? Should I login straight to my coder pod or something? Or is there a web based SSH client ?

@PixNyb - Then go with Coder. 🙂

Hey, I had a question about the usage of Coder in combination with docker compose. How do I use the OpenID configuration flags when starting the container?

Is the 0.6.6 terraform version with the data.coder_parameter not meant to be working? I was under the impression defining this datasource & options will allow variables in the UI to be defined?

Thank you!

@kyle is there a way to reset the folder that the vscode extensions opens on the remote? Because currently it always opens / and I would like to change this to /home/coder/workspace/ but I don't know how to reset it. When I connect to a newly created workspace I am asked which folder I would like to open, but I am not asked when using my current one

@Phorcys I am trying to enable the first user with docker-compose, I place the following under environment in the coder service:

CODER_FIRST_USER_USERNAME: "user"
CODER_FIRST_USER_EMAIL: "user@gmail.com"
CODER_FIRST_USER_PASSWORD: "1234"

When I start the containers it keeps asking for a first user however, also after removing all containers, volumes etc

Hey! I was wondering if anyone had tinkered with getting kubectl to be accessable from inside a coder pod? In terms of my setup, I am definitely messing with god, running coder inside a deployment on k3s. I have got to the stage of running a dind workspace (Sysbox is not supported on k3s yet I don't think https://github.com/nestybox/sysbox/discussions/626), it would also be great to be able to access kubectl

Is there already a plan for Credentials management? We have users who need confidential envvars in their workspace. As they're per user its not an option to put them into the template. I thought of creating something with vault and the kv engine, where each user has like a subpath and all kv pairs of this path are populated within the workspace (either as envvars or as files) - but would be happy if there is already a better integrated solution (either present or on the horizon).

Is it possible to limit docker container resources via Templates? Like docker has

--cpus=<value>

?

Dont know what im doing when it comes to this stuff at all does anyone know how i could change text on a simple exe / batch type file

this type thing

This is the wrong server, you are looking at the discord server, which is a product that lets you use remote machines as development environments. you can ask in discord.gg/programming

I rebooted ubuntu server and it decided it would be a perfect time to delete the system service 💀

This is a long shot, but: Is anyone aware of a way to make ptrace possible inside the (docker) workspace? I know I should add ``--cap-add=SYS_PTRACE`` to the container, but I'm not sure on how to achieve that with coder. (Have a nasty bug within the workspace I can't find and a trace seems to be my last hope)

does anyone have any examples of coder templates mounting multiple volumes in docker? even better if one of the volumes is shared between multiple docker containers

check this https://github.com/cfouche3005/Coder-Templates/tree/main/template and for shared volume I think you can add a volume with the same name and ID and it will be shared

that works! but destroying any of the workspaces seems to also lead to an attempt to destroy the shared volume

check the doc for terraform docker, I remember there is a parameter to not destroy the volume

hm, cant seem to find it

remove_volumes

set to false doesnt seem to work, nor lifecycle options

ok simple solution was to manually create the volume and mount in docker_contaienr resource, vs defining in terraform