Changelog2026-09-30Update

Workspaces are generally available

Workspaces are development machines you keep coming back to, available to every organization.

• nodus create workspace lab --gpu H100 creates a GPU Workspace; CPU Workspaces run on the CPU rates.
• /home/nodus is saved to the Workspace’s home Volume every time it stops and restored on the next start.
• nodus ssh workspace/lab connects through the Nodus gateway with your SSH key and pins the host key. It also writes a ~/.ssh/config entry, so VS Code Remote-SSH, Cursor, JetBrains Gateway, scp and rsync work by name.
• Browser VS Code and JupyterLab open from the console, which asks before a connect starts a stopped Workspace.
• Idle stops, schedules (readyBy, stopAt) and money stops save the home first; connecting starts the Workspace again, except after nodus stop.
• Every session is an Attempt with its receipt: nodus get attempts -l nodus.dev/workspace=lab.
• Removing an SSH key ends the sessions that use it within seconds.
• nodus run --from workspace/lab runs a Job on the saved home.