README
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Devsy enables teams to scale development using standardized workspaces — cutting hardware cost, shortening onboarding, and improving developer productivity. Workspaces deploy across Docker, Kubernetes, cloud providers, and SSH remote hosts.
| Website | https://www.devsy.sh |
| Quickstart | https://www.devsy.sh/docs/getting-started/install |
| Documentation | https://www.devsy.sh/docs/what-is-devsy |
| Repository | https://github.com/devsy-org/devsy |
Downloads
Devsy ships as a desktop application and a command-line tool. See the Devsy Docs for installation instructions.
Desktop Application
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CLI
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Engineering at Scale
Devsy implements the open DevContainer standard. Workspaces stay portable and repeatable across provider backends.
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Cost savings Lower infrastructure usage with local and remote options plus auto-shutdown controls. |
No vendor lock-in Choose the infrastructure that fits your team. Devsy supports cloud providers and self-managed platforms. |
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Flexible development Run one environment in local and remote setups from prototype to production workflows. |
Cross-IDE support Support teams across popular editors including VS Code and JetBrains. |
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Feature set Features include prebuilds, inactivity-based shutdown, and Git and Docker credential sync. |
Desktop App The desktop app manages workspaces; the CLI drives automation and platform integration. |
Documentation
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There is no documentation for this package.
Source Files
Directories
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pro/proutil
Package proutil contains shared helpers used by the 'devsy pro' command and its resource sub-groups (workspace, cluster, project, template).
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Package proutil contains shared helpers used by the 'devsy pro' command and its resource sub-groups (workspace, cluster, project, template). |
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e2e
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hack
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licenses
command
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merge_mac_metadata
command
Merge macOS electron-updater metadata from separate arch builds.
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Merge macOS electron-updater metadata from separate arch builds. |
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pro
command
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release_artifacts
command
release_artifacts: subcommands for inspecting CLI binaries staged by the release pipeline.
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release_artifacts: subcommands for inspecting CLI binaries staged by the release pipeline. |
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rewrite_manifest_urls
command
Rewrites relative file URLs in electron-updater manifests to absolute GitHub Release asset URLs so binaries can live on GitHub Releases while the manifests are served from a CDN.
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Rewrites relative file URLs in electron-updater manifests to absolute GitHub Release asset URLs so binaries can live on GitHub Releases while the manifests are served from a CDN. |
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pkg
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errors
Package errors provides structured CLI error classification.
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Package errors provides structured CLI error classification. |
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exitcode
Package exitcode defines process exit codes used as a contract between devsy and any parent process that spawns it as a subprocess (e.g.
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Package exitcode defines process exit codes used as a contract between devsy and any parent process that spawns it as a subprocess (e.g. |
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netstat
Package netstat provides primitives for getting socket information on a Linux based operating system.
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Package netstat provides primitives for getting socket information on a Linux based operating system. |
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tunnel
Package tunnel provides the functions used by the CLI to tunnel into a container using either a tunneled connection from the workspace client (using a machine provider) or a direct SSH connection from the proxy client (Ssh, k8s or docker provider)
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Package tunnel provides the functions used by the CLI to tunnel into a container using either a tunneled connection from the workspace client (using a machine provider) or a direct SSH connection from the proxy client (Ssh, k8s or docker provider) |
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