VSCode SSH extension

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VSCode SSH extension

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Last edited Feb 21, 2024

Created on Feb 21, 2024

This example demonstrates a configuration file for establishing an SSH connection to an AWS server through the VSCode SSH extension. The code shows a plain-text host entry named "Servidor AWS-nombre-practica" that specifies the server's dynamic public IP address, a local identity file path for key-based authentication, and the default Ubuntu username. The rendering approach is minimal, relying on VSCode's built-in SSH extension to parse the configuration, with no additional visualization libraries or APIs involved. The data source is the user's local SSH config file, and the example highlights the essential parameters—HostName, IdentityFile, and User—that enable remote development.

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