Develop on a remote machine using SSH in Visual Studio Code
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In this module, you’ll learn how to seamlessly develop on a remote machine using the Visual Studio Code Remote – SSH extension. We’ll explore how to run and debug code located on a remote machine, while locally using Visual Studio Code’s full feature set.
Set up an SSH host on a remote machine, Configure a project on a remote machine, Install the Visual Studio Code Remote – SSH extension, Run and debug code while connected over SSH
Basic knowledge of software development, such as what it means to run and debug code, Basic familiarity with the Visual Studio Code editor
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