💿 jetbrains-backend-docker is a packaging of JetBrains IDE backends into docker containers. IDE backends from this image can be accessed via JetBrains Gateway using SSH.
docker run -p 4222:22 bmarsaud/jetbrains-backend:ideaiu-2022.1.2Choose the according image tag for the designated IDE and version of your choice. The list of availabe tags can be found on the Docker Hub page. Currently only IntelliJ Ultimate (ideaiu), WebStorm (webstorm), PhpStorm (phpstorm) and DataGrip (datagrip) are supported by this image.
Bind the SSH 22 port to an availabe port on your host.
Launch JetBrains Gateway and configure an SSH connection to your container address using a password authentication with dev as username and dev as password.
You can now choose the already installed IDE and a project folder.
This image is not meant to contain your projects source code, I would recommand using a sidecar container containing your source code with a shared volume between the two containers.
TODO: add exemple with docker-compose
This image only contains dependencies needed for the IDE to launch (+ git), you will probably need other tools like node, npm or another java version. I would recommand building your own image based on this one using the FROM bmarsaud/jetbrains-backend:<ide>-<version> instruction. Don't forget to start the SSH server in the entrypoint of your image using service start ssh.
To build the image, use the build.sh script with the following parameters:
| Parameter | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|
-i, --ide |
Required | The IDE name (intellij, idea, ultimate, webstorm, phpstorm, datagrip) |
-v, --version |
Required | The IDE version (2022.1.2, 2021.1.3...) |
-u, user |
dev |
The SSH user name |
-p, --password |
dev |
The SSH user password |
-i, --image |
bmarsaud/jetbrains-backend |
The image name |
-r, --registry |
registry.hub.docker.com |
The image registry onto the image will be pushed |