AWS Cloud9 is no longer available to new customers. Existing customers of
AWS Cloud9 can continue to use the service as normal.
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Working with the AWS Cloud9 IDE
An integrated development environment (IDE) provides a set of coding productivity tools such as a source code editor, a debugger, and build tools.
Important
We recommend the following best practices for using your AWS Cloud9:
Use source control and backup your environment frequently. AWS Cloud9 does not perform automatic backups.
Perform regular updates of software on your environment. AWS Cloud9 does not perform automatic software updates.
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Turn on AWS CloudTrail in your AWS account to track activity in your environment. For more information, see Logging AWS Cloud9 API calls with AWS CloudTrail
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Only share your environments with trusted users. Sharing your environment may put your AWS access credentials at risk. For more information, see Working with shared environment in AWS Cloud9
Learn how to work with the AWS Cloud9 IDE by reading one or more of these topics.
Topics
- Tour the IDE
- Language support
- Enhanced language support
- Menu commands reference
- Finding and Replacing Text
- Previewing files
- Previewing running applications
- Working with File Revisions
- Working with Image Files
- Working with Builders, Runners, and Debuggers
- Working with Custom Environment Variables
- Working with project settings
- Working with user settings
- Working with AWS Project and User Settings
- Working with Keybindings
- Working with themes
- Managing initialization scripts
- MacOS Default Keybindings Reference
- MacOS Vim Keybindings Reference
- MacOS Emacs Keybindings Reference
- MacOS Sublime Keybindings Reference
- Windows / Linux Default Keybindings Reference
- Windows / Linux Vim Keybindings Reference
- Windows / Linux Emacs Keybindings Reference
- Windows / Linux Sublime Keybindings Reference
- Commands reference
