Can Codespaces support Vnet? #10477
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Hey @luxu-ms! Thanks for reaching out! That being said, I would love to better understand your needs for this scenario. Are your resources behind a VPN on prem or do you also have a need to access cloud based resources? Do you have existing VNETs that you would expect to work with a Codespaces? We're also exploring a solution that would involve the Codespace using the developer's local machine as a means to access any on-prem resources that the machine already has access to. Would this work as a potential solution to address your need? |
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This is still a gap for teams that want Codespaces to behave like a dev VM inside their enterprise network. The current private-network options are more like gateway or VPN-style access from the developer side; they are not the same as attaching a Codespace directly to your Azure VNet. For private Git, Nexus, Harbor, or Azure private endpoints, the practical workaround is usually a corporate dev VM/VDI, a self-hosted runner-like environment, or a brokered tunnel that the security team owns. |
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During the conversation with some customers, they are happy to develop in the container of Codespaces. But according to their policy, they need to access to their own git repository/Nexus/Harbor. That means they only use the Codespaces as the host for the containers, but they still need to access back to their own enterprise network.
Question: Is there any chance that Codespaces will support Vnet? Thus let the customer connect back to their own enterprise/private network?
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