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Creating an Environment in AWS Cloud9
To create an AWS Cloud9 development environment, follow one of these sets of procedures, depending on how you plan to use AWS Cloud9.
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If you're not sure what to choose, we recommend Creating an EC2 Environment. Creating an EC2 environment is the easiest option. AWS Cloud9 automatically creates and sets up a new Amazon EC2 instance in your AWS account. AWS Cloud9 then automatically connects that new instance to the environment for you. To understand the key similarities and differences between the development environments, see EC2 Environments versus SSH Environments in AWS Cloud9. |
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You |
AWS Cloud9 |
This topic (create an EC2 environment) |
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You |
You |
This topic (create an SSH environment) |
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Amazon Lightsail or you |
You, by using Lightsail |
Working with Amazon Lightsail Instances in the AWS Cloud9 Integrated Development Environment (IDE) |
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AWS CodeStar or you |
AWS Cloud9, by using AWS CodeStar |
Working with AWS CodeStar Projects in the AWS Cloud9 Integrated Development Environment (IDE) |
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You, by using AWS CodePipeline |
AWS Cloud9 or you |
This topic (create an EC2 or SSH environment), and then see Working with AWS CodePipeline in the AWS Cloud9 Integrated Development Environment (IDE) |
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You, by using AWS CodeCommit |
AWS Cloud9 or you |
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You, by using GitHub |
AWS Cloud9 or you |
This topic (create an EC2 or SSH environment), and then see the GitHub Sample for AWS Cloud9 |
