iTmethods and Coder Launch AI-Ready Cloud Development Environments
iTmethods and Coder have partnered to introduce a new solution for deploying secure, high-performance, and AI-ready Cloud Development Environments (CDEs) for enterprise teams, announced in a press release. This collaboration combines Coder's self-hosted development capabilities with iTmethods' fully managed ONE platform, offering a secure and scalable developer experience without the need for infrastructure management.
The new solution addresses common challenges faced by enterprises, such as inconsistent development environments and the need for AI governance. Key features include accelerated onboarding with preconfigured environments, secure AI agent access with strict permissions, and enterprise-ready governance with integrated tools like SonarQube and JFrog. The solution is hosted within the customer's AWS or Azure environment, ensuring a seamless integration with existing infrastructure.
Paul Goldman, CEO of iTmethods, emphasized the importance of governance and future-ready infrastructure, while Josh Epstein, Chief Revenue Officer at Coder, highlighted the partnership's role in scaling AI adoption with full control and strong governance. To support this launch, iTmethods is offering a free CDE Assessment to interested enterprises.
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