Codesphere Roadmap

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UDP Ingress Support

October

Deploy and run real-time audio and video applications or gaming projects directly on Codesphere. Built with large TelCo companies in mind.

Public API

November

Create, get status, update & delete deployments and other resources on Codesphere programmatically. Makes Codesphere even more extendable than before.

CI Profiles

Feb 25

Define build and run instructions per environment (i.e. production, staging, development or custom).

Usage History

November

Get detailed insights into how much compute was used for each team and workspace. Details on what makes up your monthly invoice.

Cloud IDE Improvements I

December

Split editor windows, use fast content and file search, more git actions and mouseless navigation - like your local IDE.

Private mode for development domains

March 25

Restrict access to your apps development URLs on a team level.

APM Improvements I

April 25

Persistent APM logging, uptime per server, custom health endpoints and alerting - integrated and ready to use out of the box.

Language Servers

December

Syntax highlighting, code navigation and auto completion for selected languages.

Landscape Deployments

Shipped

Deploy monorepos with any number of services with zero configuration, directly from the UI. Deploying complex landscapes has never been easier.

Git Status in Editor Filetree

Shipped

When making changes to your projects in Codesphere you will see directly which files got modified, staged or committed compared the upstream git version.

Support for Air-Gapped Codesphere Installations

Shipped

Our enterprise offering now supports Codesphere tenants on air-gapped (bare metal) infrastructure. This is great for restricted verticals like banking or insurances.

VPN Support

Shipped

Connect workspaces to services in restricted networks i.e. on-premise databases via secured VPN connections.

Uptime monitoring

Shipped

See the uptime of your connected domains in the workspace table and react to outages faster. Later we will add integrated alerting.

Dev Deployment Mode (Workspaces sleep when unused)

Shipped

Workspaces in dev deployment mode turn off when not used. Visiting the domain will boot it up again within seconds. This way you can run many preview environments and spend less on compute.

Package Manager (Sudo-apt get via Nix)

Shipped

Install OS level packages into your workspace via nix package manager. See https://codesphere.com/articles/installing-os-level-packages-using-nix for details.

Copy Workspace

Shipped

Enable users to copy workspaces from the UI. Create staging environments faster or test smaller changes directly without git.

Free plan for workspaces

Shipped

Run smaller projects free forever in workspaces that turn off when unused.

Marketplace: Managed PostgreSQL

Shipped

Create PostgreSQL for your cloud needs without leaving the Codesphere UI. Centralized service management & billing

Create workspaces from public GitHub URLs

Shipped

Instantly create workspaces directly from public GitHub URLs. Simply append the repository URL like this: https://codesphere.com/https://github.com/codesphere-cloud/large-language-example-app

Custom docker images

Shipped

Host additional services like an identity provider, elasticsearch and many others via custom docker images

Bitbucket Integration

Shipped

Signup via Bitbucket, clone repositories and even create preview deployment automatically via bitbucket CI

GPU Support

Shipped

Run large language models with GPU support inside of Codesphere workspaces, with all the comfort you are already used to

MongoDB

Shipped

Deploy managed MongoDBs from our marketplace.

Path based routing

Shipped

You will be able to connect not only domains like domain.com to your workspaces but also domain.com/path - Allowing you to build advanced micro-service applications even easier.

Replicas per workspace

Shipped

Flexibly scale your production workspaces up or down with a few clicks to maintain sufficient compute for any level of traffic. Later also via autoscaling.