Open source, self hosted with ease. It uses Devcontainers spec and scales from a single machine to a global fleet of servers.
Start your Lapdev deployment with open source version for free. And you can purchase a licence if you need the enterprise features later.
A fully featured open source deployment that helps developers get more productive, and can scale globally.
Get StartedSelf hosted with ease
Horizontal scalabilty
Devcontainer spec for configuration
Community support
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Lapdev is a self hosted application that spins up remote development environments on your own servers or clouds. It scales from a single machine in the corner to a global fleet of servers.
Lapdev core code is open sourced under AGPL-3.0, with selected features gated under an enterprise license.
Lapdev is designed to be self hosted with minimum efforts for installation and maintenance, sparing you from digging too deep into the internals for troubleshooting.
With a simple yet powerful architecture, Lapdev can scale from a single machine to a fleet of servers, growing with your developer teams.
Using the Devcontainer open specification, Lapdev allows you to define your development environment as code.
By defining your development environment as code, developers can start to code in the same development environment. No more "it works on my machine".
Onboarding developers to new projects don't need hours or days to prepare the environment on their machines. They can start to code instantly.
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They are the same binaries that run on your machines, and the open source version has extensive features that can boost your developers’ productivity. You can apply an Enterprise license to your installation later on to enable some additional features.
VSCode can connect through SSH Remote plugin, and JetBrains IDEs can connect via JetBrains Gateway SSH connection. Or you can directly SSH in, and use Vim or Emacs. There’s also a browser version of VSCode out of the box.
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