🚀 Introduction

Imagine setting up a development environment in seconds, not hours. Daytona makes this a reality by automating the entire setup process. With a single command, daytona create <REPO_URL>, you can provision, configure, and securely connect your development environments, all while integrating your IDE with zero hassle. Whether you're a solo developer or part of a team, Daytona offers speed, simplicity, and security, helping you code faster and collaborate seamlessly. Say goodbye to manual setups and hello to the future of development!

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👉🏻 Step 2: Link Daytona to Your Git Repositories

Next, integrate Daytona with your Git provider for version control. Run the following command in your terminal:

daytona git-providers add

👉🏻 Step 3: Set Up a Cloud Provider

To manage cloud environments such as AWS, Azure, or GCP, you’ll need to install the necessary cloud provider. Run this command to set it up:

daytona provider install

👉🏻 Step 4: Select Your Development Environment

A "Target" refers to the platform where your environment will run, such as Docker (local or remote), AWS, GCP, or other cloud services. Choose your target by running this command:

daytona target set

👉🏻 Step 5: Configure Your IDE

Daytona allows seamless integration with a range of IDEs, such as VS Code, IntelliJ, and others. To set up your preferred IDE, run the following command:

daytona ide

👉🏻 Step 6: Add the devcontainer.json to Your Repository

Create a .devcontainer/devcontainer.json file to define the development container setup. This file configures your development environment and ensures that all required dependencies are automatically installed.

You can manually create a devcontainer.json file, or use tools like /