Make sure to NOT CHECK OUT the code to any subfolder of the mounted ~/Home host folder – the accessing files from the multipass host will be very slow. Open the command pallet again, select Remote-SSH: connect to host… and connect to your multipass host.Ī new vscode window will be launched.
The primary most likely has the 192.168.64.3 and you will end up with ssh config file with a section like this: Host multipass Make sure you have the Remote-SSH extension installed in vscode: Configure SSHįrom vscode, open command pallet, type ssh, and select Remote-SSH: Add New Host…įollow the prompts. Login to the multipass instance: multipass shellĮdit the ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file in the linux instance and paste the contents of the clipboard into it (each entry should be in one line): vi ~/.ssh/authorized_keys Configure vscode to access instance Select the contents of the file and copy into your clipboard
On your mac, copy the contents from the id_rsa.pub file cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub multipass unmount primary Enable ssh access from MacĪssuming you have already generated ssh keys on your mac and they are in the ~/.ssh folder: The primary will also automatically mount your Mac home folder into `~/Home on the virtual linux machine. multipass launch -c 2 -m 4G -d 8G -n primary You can have as many instances as you want. The default instance is pretty limited, before launching the primary you can change the settings.
#Macos virtualbox ssh install#
Or install using brew: brew install -cask multipass Configure primary This is not the quickest way to setup a remote development environment but, it does offer an isolated “development environment” without depending on docker that you can fully control and easily reset (or create multiples of). This is a little experiment to run ubuntu linux on your Mac using multipass to develop SPAs using a vscode Remote-SSH development environment.
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