Related Information

The following is additional information for Tutorial: Hello AWS Cloud9 (CLI).

• When you create an EC2 environment, the environment doesn't contain any sample code by default. To create an environment with sample code, see one of the following topics:

  • Working with Amazon Lightsail instances in the AWS Cloud9 Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

  • Working with AWS CodeStar projects in the AWS Cloud9 Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

• While the AWS Cloud9 development environment is being created, you're directed AWS Cloud9 to create an Amazon EC2 instance. AWS Cloud9 created the instance and then connected the environment to it. You can alternatively use an existing cloud compute instance or your own server, which is called an SSH environment. For more information, see Creating an environment in AWS Cloud9.

Optional Next Steps

Explore any or all of the following topics to continue getting familiar with AWS Cloud9.

Task	See this topic
Learn more about what you can do with an environment.	Working with environments in AWS Cloud9
Try other computer languages.	Tutorials for AWS Cloud9
Learn more about the AWS Cloud9 IDE.	Tour the AWS Cloud9 IDE in Working with the IDE
Invite others to use your new environment in real time and with text chat support.	Working with shared environment in AWS Cloud9
Create SSH environments. These are environments that use cloud compute instances or servers that you create, instead of an Amazon EC2 instance that AWS Cloud9 creates for you.	Creating an environment in AWS Cloud9 and SSH environment host requirements
Create, run, and debug code in AWS Lambda functions and serverless applications using the AWS Toolkit.	Working with AWS Lambda functions using the AWS Toolkit
Use AWS Cloud9 with Amazon Lightsail.	Working with Amazon Lightsail instances in the AWS Cloud9 Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
Use AWS Cloud9 with AWS CodeStar.	Working with AWS CodeStar projects in the AWS Cloud9 Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
Use AWS Cloud9 with AWS CodePipeline.	Working with AWS CodePipeline in the AWS Cloud9 Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
Use AWS Cloud9 with the AWS CLI, the AWS CloudShell, AWS CodeCommit, the AWS Cloud Development Kit (AWS CDK), GitHub, or Amazon DynamoDB, and Node.js, Python, or other programming languages.	Tutorials for AWS Cloud9
Work with code for intelligent robotics applications in AWS RoboMaker.	Developing with AWS Cloud9 in the AWS RoboMaker Developer Guide

To get help with AWS Cloud9 from the community, see the AWS Cloud9 Discussion Forum. (When you enter this forum, AWS might require you to sign in.)

To get help with AWS Cloud9 directly from AWS, see the support options on the AWS Support page.