A question buyers ask AI

For security and compliance reasons, we need to self-host on our own infrastructure — which cloud development platforms let us do that?

Measured in 1 answer, last on Nov 12, 2026. Only the passages that name a brand are shown.

Brands in the answers

BrandNamed inRecommended inPositiveAvg. position
Coder100%100%100%—
Eclipse Che100%100%100%—
Okteto100%100%100%—
GitHub Codespaces100%0%0%—
Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces100%0%100%—
DevPod100%0%100%—

Where each answer names a brand

Answer 1 · Nov 12, 2026 · 10 sources cited
“- GitHub Codespaces: Primarily a GitHub-managed service, not a fully self-hosted platform.”
− Not fully self-hosted

“- GitHub Codespaces: Primarily a GitHub-managed service, not a fully self-hosted platform.”

CoderRecommendedSite citedpositive
“Coder is purpose-built for organizations that want to operate their own cloud development platform.”
+ Fully self-hosted control plane

“- Fully self-hosted control plane.”

+ Flexible infrastructure support

“- Development workspaces on Kubernetes, Docker, AWS, Azure, GCP, or private infrastructure.”

+ IDE and access support

“- Supports VS Code, JetBrains, Cursor, SSH and browser-based access.”

+ Terraform-based provisioning

“- Terraform-based workspace provisioning.”

+ Centralized access control

“- Centralized access control and workspace policies.”

+ AI agents within infrastructure

“- AI coding agents can run within your infrastructure.”

+ Self-hosted LLM endpoints

“- Supports self-hosted LLM endpoints.”

+ Keeps AI orchestration and credentials in-house

“An important advantage: Coder can keep the AI agent orchestration and credentials within your infrastructure, rather than relying on a vendor-hosted control plane.”

Eclipse CheRecommendedpositive
“Eclipse Che is an open-source cloud IDE and development workspace platform.”
+ Self-hosted on Kubernetes

“- Self-hosted on Kubernetes.”

+ Container-based environments

“- Container-based development environments.”

+ Reproducible workspaces

“- Reproducible workspaces using Devfiles.”

+ Browser-based development

“- Browser-based development.”

+ Enterprise identity and Kubernetes integration

“- Integration with enterprise identity and Kubernetes infrastructure.”

+ Air-gapped support

“- Can support disconnected and air-gapped environments.”

+ Open-source

“It is particularly interesting if your organization already operates Kubernetes and wants to avoid depending on a commercial SaaS development platform.”

“Essentially an enterprise-oriented Eclipse Che experience integrated with OpenShift.”
+ Runs within OpenShift

“- Runs within your OpenShift infrastructure.”

+ Centralized workspace management

“- Centralized development workspace management.”

+ Kubernetes-native environments

“- Kubernetes-native development environments.”

+ Enterprise authentication and governance

“- Enterprise authentication and governance.”

+ Suitable for controlled environments

“- Suitable for controlled enterprise environments.”

OktetoRecommendedSite citedpositive
“Okteto offers a self-hosted platform that can be installed directly into your Kubernetes cluster using Helm.”
+ Complete self-hosted platform

“- Complete self-hosted platform.”

+ Kubernetes-based environments

“- Development environments running in your Kubernetes infrastructure.”

+ Automated preview environments

“- Automated preview environments.”

+ CI/CD integration

“- Integration with CI/CD workflows.”

+ AI coding agent support

“- Support for AI coding agent environments.”

+ Resource governance

“- Resource governance and environment management.”

+ On-premises and air-gapped deployments

“It explicitly supports on-premises and air-gapped deployments.”

DevPodSite citedpositive
“DevPod takes a slightly different approach.”
+ Open-source

“- Open-source.”

+ Runs on own infrastructure

“- Runs on your own infrastructure.”

+ Multi-platform support

“- Supports Docker, Kubernetes, SSH, AWS, Azure and GCP.”

+ DevContainer standard

“- Uses the DevContainer standard.”

+ IDE integration

“- Integrates with VS Code and JetBrains.”

+ No mandatory vendor control plane

“- No mandatory vendor-hosted control plane.”

− Not a centrally managed enterprise platform

“The distinction is that DevPod is primarily a developer-side workspace manager, not a centrally managed enterprise platform like Coder.”

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