Summary
In this module, you learned some important aspects of using the Visual Studio Code Remote - Tunnels extension.
You discovered that the extension allows you to connect to a remote machine, such as a desktop PC or a virtual machine, through a secure tunnel. You also learned that the extension eliminates the need for having the source code on your Visual Studio Code client machine by running commands and other extensions directly on the remote machine. We also covered the configuration and use of the extension through the Visual Studio Code user interface and the code CLI.
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The following articles and resources are related to the Visual Studio Code Remote - Tunnels extension. They're worth exploring for further understanding and depth.
- Developing with Remote Tunnels: This article explains the concept and advantages of developing with remote tunnels.
- Visual Studio Code Server: This article goes into more detail about how the Visual Studio Code Server operates and supports remote development.
- Microsoft Dev Tunnels: A deeper dive into what development tunnels are and how they function, offering insights into their underlying technology.
- vscode.dev: A detailed examination of
vscode.dev
that discusses its integration with cloud tools, extensions, GitHub, customization options, and more. - Command Line Interface: An overview of the powerful CLI built into Visual Studio Code, which allows you to control the editor, open files, install extensions, change the display language, and output diagnostics through command-line options.
These resources provide valuable insights and further information to enhance your understanding and skills with the Visual Studio Code Remote - Tunnels extension and related technologies.