Overview
bun --version
The preinstalled bun command line reporting the pinned Bun 1.3.14 release and the bun and bunx binaries resolving on the system path of the cloudimg runtime workstation image.
bun --version
bun test
bun run + curl
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Overview Bun is the fast all-in-one JavaScript and TypeScript toolkit: a single native binary that is a runtime, a bundler, a transpiler, a test runner and an npm-compatible package manager. It runs JavaScript and TypeScript files directly, installs packages quickly, bundles for production and runs your tests, all from one command. This image delivers Bun fully installed and configured as a ready-to-use workstation, so a developer can SSH in and start running, building and testing JavaScript and TypeScript projects immediately, with no setup.
All-in-One JavaScript Toolkit The bun binary installed at /opt/bun/bin/bun and symlinked onto the system path as bun and bunx, verified against the official release checksum. One command runs your code, installs your dependencies, bundles your app and runs your tests, with TypeScript and JSX support built in and no separate transpiler step. The npm-compatible package manager reads your existing package.json and installs into a fast, shared cache.
Shared Install Cache On A Data Disk The Bun global install root and package install cache are placed on a dedicated, independently resizable data disk and exported to every login shell, so packages downloaded by bun install are shared across projects and persist on durable storage rather than the operating system disk. The first install in any project pulls packages into the shared cache and every later project reuses them.
Offline Demo Project A self-contained demo project ships on the image with an HTTP server and a test that use only Bun's built-in APIs, so you can run bun install, bun run and bun test end to end with no third-party dependencies and no cloud credentials and confirm the runtime works the moment you log in. Copy it, point it at your own code and start building.
Run, Build, Test, Serve Use bun run to execute scripts and TypeScript files directly, bun install to manage dependencies, bun build to bundle for production, bun test as a fast Jest-compatible test runner, and Bun.serve to run a high-throughput HTTP server. Bun reads the package.json and lockfiles your team already uses and integrates cleanly into CI and container images.
Ready To Use Connect over SSH and run bun straight away. The install cache, demo project and environment are already in place, so the first bun install pulls packages into a shared cache on the data disk and every subsequent project reuses them. Build your own applications or wire the workstation into your pipelines.
cloudimg Support 24/7 technical support by email and chat. Help with project setup, dependency and lockfile management, bundling and build configuration, the test runner, running Bun as an application server, container packaging, CI integration and upgrade planning.
Use Cases A development and build workstation for JavaScript and TypeScript teams. A CI runner image for fast installs, bundling and tests. An application server host for running Bun.serve workloads. A reproducible engineering environment with a pinned, checksum-verified runtime and toolchain.
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Highlights
- Bun, the fast all-in-one MIT-licensed JavaScript and TypeScript runtime, bundler, transpiler, test runner and npm-compatible package manager, preinstalled as a ready-to-use workstation with the bun binary on the system path, verified against the official release checksum, no setup required
- A package install cache on a dedicated, independently resizable data disk is exported to every login shell, so packages downloaded by bun install are shared across projects and persist on durable storage rather than the operating system disk
- Ships a self-contained offline demo project with an HTTP server and a test using only Bun built-in APIs so you can run bun install, bun run and bun test end to end with no third-party dependencies, with 24/7 technical support from cloudimg
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t3.small Recommended | t3.small | $0.04 |
t2.micro | t2.micro instance type | $0.04 |
t3.micro | t3.micro instance type | $0.04 |
c5a.12xlarge | c5a.12xlarge instance type | $0.24 |
c5a.16xlarge | c5a.16xlarge instance type | $0.24 |
c5a.24xlarge | c5a.24xlarge instance type | $0.24 |
c5a.2xlarge | c5a.2xlarge instance type | $0.24 |
c5a.4xlarge | c5a.4xlarge instance type | $0.24 |
c5a.8xlarge | c5a.8xlarge instance type | $0.24 |
c5a.large | c5a.large instance type | $0.08 |
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Version release notes
Initial release of Bun 1.3.14, the fast all-in-one JavaScript and TypeScript runtime and toolkit, as a ready-to-use CLI workstation.
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Usage instructions
Connect via SSH on port 22 as the default login user for your operating system variant (the user guide lists it per variant). This is a headless command-line JavaScript and TypeScript runtime workstation: there is no web interface. Read the welcome notes with: sudo cat /root/bun-info.txt. Run bun --version to confirm the toolchain. A self-contained offline demo project ships at /opt/bun/demo (an HTTP server and a test using only Bun built-in APIs, no third-party dependencies needed): copy it somewhere writable, then run bun install, bun test and bun run start to exercise the toolkit end to end. The Bun install cache is on a dedicated data disk at /var/lib/bun/install/cache and is exported as BUN_INSTALL_CACHE_DIR for every login shell, so packages download once and are shared across all your projects. Point bun at your own JavaScript or TypeScript projects and run, build and test as normal.
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