Grace Platform – Connecting to a Remote Workspace

User Guide

1. Prerequisites

Before establishing a remote workspace connection:

• Ensure you have an active workspace in Grace.
• Make sure your SSH key is added in your Profile Settings.

2. Activating a Workspace

1. Navigate to your Project Overview.
2. Confirm that:
   • Workspace resources are active (not grayed out).
   • The SSH connection URL is available.

3. Adding an SSH Key (if not already added)

1. Go to Settings → Profile.
2. Under the SSH Key section:
   • Click Add Key.
   • Paste your public SSH key.
   • Give it a title.
   • Click Add to save.

4. Copying the SSH URL

Once your SSH key is registered, click the SSH URL shown in the project overview. The URL will be copied to your clipboard.

5. Setting Up in Visual Studio Code

1. Open Visual Studio Code (VS Code).
2. Install the Remote - SSH extension:
   • Go to the Extensions menu.
   • Search for Remote SSH.
   • Click Install.

6. Connecting to Grace via SSH

1. In VS Code, press Ctrl + Shift + P (Cmd + Shift + P on Mac).
2. Select Remote-SSH: Connect to Host.
3. If this is your first connection, the list will be empty. Click Add New SSH Host.
4. Paste the SSH URL copied from Grace.
5. Press Enter.
6. Select the SSH key pair that you added in Grace.
7. Click Connect to open a new session.

7. Accessing Your Workspace

1. Once connected, VS Code will prompt you to select a folder.
2. Navigate to the folder in Grace that you want to work with.

After connection, you can:

• Browse the folder structure in the Explorer panel.
• Use the integrated terminal.
• Open and edit files directly.

8. Summary

By following these steps, you can:

• Connect VS Code (or another IDE) to Grace.
• Use your preferred local environment while working with Grace resources.
• Develop as if working on your own machine, but with the power of Grace’s infrastructure.

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