coder-enterprise-images/deprecated/vnc
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turbovncserver-security.conf fix(deprecated/vnc): fix broken turbovncserver-security.conf (#261) 2024-01-22 21:25:17 +00:00

README.md

VNC in Coder

A sample image for Coder that uses noVNC as the client and TurboVNC as the server. You can find it on Dockerhub.

To connect

  • Option 1 (Web): Click the "Desktop" application from the Coder dashboard on any workspace that uses this VNC image.

    VNC application screenshot

  • Option 2 (SSH Tunneling): Connect from your local VNC Client. Expose the VNC server to your local machine. You will need the coder-cli and any VNC client installed on your local machine.

    coder config-ssh
    # Forward the remote VNC server to your local machine
    coder tunnel vnc-ux 5990 5990
    # You will not see any output if it succeeds, but you
    # will be able to connect your VNC client to localhost:5990
    
  • Option 3 (Web): Create a dev URL on port 6081 and navigate to it