- Introduction
- Getting started
- Configuration
- Dev Container
- Automations
- Editors
- VS Code
- Cursor
- JetBrains
- Zed
- Gitpod Desktop
- Self-Hosted Runner
- AWS
- Azure
Coming soon
- GCP
Coming soon
- Linux
Coming soon
- Source Control
- GitHub
- GitLab
Coming soon
- Bitbucket
Coming soon
- Integrations
- Port sharing
- Personal access tokens
- Administration
- Organizations
- Projects
- Billing
- Reference
- CLI
Heads up!
On October 1, we introduced Gitpod Flex. You can swap between documentation by using the
switcher in the left navigation bar.
What is Gitpod Flex?
Gitpod provides automated and standardized development environments that run either self-hosted in your cloud, or on your local machine. Development environments are pre-configured with all the necessary tools, dependencies, and access required to write software. Development environments are accessible through an editor or CLI.
Gitpod is the most secure way to code, with features like:
- isolated source code, IP, secrets and internal access
- full controll over your networking setup
- deployment across any region or availability zone
- complete audit logging
- integration into your SSO, source control, and cloud
- automation of security and compliance policiies across environments
Common use cases
- Improve developer productivity
- Faster onboarding
- Developer self-service
- Secure supply chains
- Replace VDI
Here are the basic concepts you need to know for understanding how Gitpod works: