VNC/RDP via Guacamole or some other VDI solution can provide this with relatively little effort. But it sort of defeats the point. Using your local IDE to conne

VNC/RDP via Guacamole or some other VDI solution can provide this with relatively little effort. But it sort of defeats the point. Using your local IDE to connect to a container allows for a snappier, more responsive development experience than a VDI can provide. Plus remote containers is basically just ssh. So a lot less bandwidth and general overhead than a full on VDI solution, and you don't need to have a full VNC server set up on your containers.