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Changing Environment Settings in AWS Cloud9

You can change the preferences or settings for an AWS Cloud9 development environment.

• Change Environment Preferences

• Change Environment Settings with the Console

• Change Environment Settings with Code

Change Environment Preferences

1. Open the environment you want to change settings for. To open an environment, see Opening an Environment.

2. In the AWS Cloud9 IDE, on the menu bar, choose AWS Cloud9, Preferences.

3. In the Preferences window, choose Project Settings.

4. Change any of the available project settings as you want. These include settings such as Code Editor (Ace) and Find in Files.

Note

For more information, see Project Setting Changes You Can Make.

Change Environment Settings with the Console

1. Sign in to the AWS Cloud9 console, at https://console.aws.amazon.com/cloud9/.

2. In the top navigation bar, choose the AWS Region where the environment is located.

   

3. In the list of environments, for the environment whose settings you want to change, do one of the following.

   • Choose the title of the card for the environment. Then choose Edit on the next page.

     

   • Select the card for the environment, and then choose the Edit button.

     

4. Make your changes, and then choose Save changes.

   You can use the AWS Cloud9 console to change the following settings.

   • For EC2 environments, Name and Description.

   • For SSH environments: Name, Description, User, Host, Port, Environment path, Node.js binary path, and SSH jump host.

   To change other settings, do the following.

   • For EC2 environments, do the following.

     • You cannot change Type, Security groups, VPC, Subnet, Environment path, or Environment ARN.

     • For Permissions or Number of members, see Change the Access Role of an Environment Member, Remove Your User, Invite an IAM User, and Remove Another Environment Member.

     • For EC2 instance type, Memory, or vCPU, see Moving or Resizing an Environment.

   • For SSH environments, do the following.

     • You cannot change Type or Environment ARN.

     • For Permissions or Number of members, see Change the Access Role of an Environment Member, Remove Your User, Invite an IAM User, and Remove Another Environment Member.

If your environment is not displayed in the console, try doing one or more of the following actions to try to display it.

• In the side navigation bar, choose one or more of the following.

  • Choose Your environments to display all environments that your AWS entity owns within the selected AWS Region and AWS account.

  • Choose Shared with you to display all environments your AWS entity has been invited to within the selected AWS Region and AWS account.

  • Choose Account environments to display all environments within the selected AWS Region and AWS account that your AWS entity has permissions to display.

  

• Choose the previous arrow, next arrow, or page number button to display more environments in the current scope.

  

• If you think you should be a member of an environment, but the environment is not displayed in the Shared with you list, check with the environment owner.

• In the top navigation bar, choose a different AWS Region.

  

Change Environment Settings with Code

To use code to change the settings of an environment in AWS Cloud9, call the AWS Cloud9 update environment operation, as follows.

AWS CLI	update-environment
AWS SDK for C++	UpdateEnvironmentRequest, UpdateEnvironmentResult
AWS SDK for Go	UpdateEnvironment, UpdateEnvironmentRequest, UpdateEnvironmentWithContext
AWS SDK for Java	UpdateEnvironmentRequest, UpdateEnvironmentResult
AWS SDK for JavaScript	updateEnvironment
AWS SDK for .NET	UpdateEnvironmentRequest, UpdateEnvironmentResponse
AWS SDK for PHP	updateEnvironment
AWS SDK for Python (Boto)	update_environment
AWS SDK for Ruby	update_environment
AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell	Update-C9Environment
AWS Cloud9 API	UpdateEnvironment