Persistent storage is required, using persistent volumes as well as an S3-compatible storage provider and a PostgreSQL database server. The primary deployment option is a Kubernetes cluster, which can be local, or a hosted Kubernetes service such as Amazon (EKS), Google (GKE), or Azure (AKS). The Docker Compose option was added since the earlier private preview, and is presented as “an easy way to define and run Space on-premises on a single Docker host,” JetBrains told us.
Space on-premises can be installed using Docker Compose or Kubernetes. JetBrains Space, now in beta for on-premises deployment “We’re planning to support them later with the public release,” the company told us. However, the most eye-catching feature of the hosted version, the ability to start up remote development environments and connect to them using a JetBrains IDE, is not yet available in the beta. Features include Git-based repositories, code review, continuous delivery pipelines, package management. Space is described as an “all in one solution for software teams” and is already available as a hosted solution.
JetBrains has released a beta version of Space on-premises.
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