Resources overview

A resource is a dedicated cloud machine provisioned by Codewire within your organization. Each resource has its own infrastructure, domain, and configuration — isolated from other resources.

Resource types

CodeWire supports the following resource types:

Type	Description
Coder	A fully isolated Coder deployment with its own infrastructure, domain, and organization
Codewire Relay	A WireGuard relay service for AI agent connectivity

What’s inside a Coder resource

When you create a Coder resource, CodeWire provisions:

Component	Description
Isolated environment	Dedicated infrastructure for your Coder deployment
Database	Dedicated database for Coder state
Coder application	The Coder platform itself
TLS certificate	Automatic HTTPS
DNS record	`your-subdomain.codewire.sh`

Resource lifecycle

Resources progress through these states:

Pending → Provisioning → Running
                       ↘ Failed → (Retry) → Provisioning → Running
Running → Deleting → Deleted

See Resource statuses for details on each state.

Access by role

Action	Owner	Admin	Member
Create workspaces	Yes	Yes	Yes
View resource details	Yes	Yes	Yes
Create resources	Yes	Yes	No
Configure settings	Yes	Yes	No
Delete resource	Yes	Yes	No
Upgrade Coder version	Yes	Yes	No
View admin credentials	Yes	No	No

Limits

Each resource has limits based on your subscription plan:

Workspaces per user — how many workspaces each organization member can create
Total workspaces — maximum across all members
CPU hours — compute time per billing period
Memory — RAM allocation per billing period
Storage — disk space allocation

Overview

Getting Started

Organizations

Resources

Workspaces

Settings

Reference

Resources overview

Resource types

What’s inside a Coder resource

Resource lifecycle

Access by role

Limits

​Resource types

​What’s inside a Coder resource

​Resource lifecycle

​Access by role

​Limits

Resource types

What’s inside a Coder resource

Resource lifecycle

Access by role

Limits