> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.goorm.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.goorm.io/en/goormide/getting-started/key-terms.md).

# Key Terms

## General

### Container

Refers to a single development environment that a user or organization own. A Container is a Virtual Machine(VM) that hosted in the cloud environment.

### Container stack

Refers to a softwares configured by default in the container. While each container only has one container stack configured, you can install additional software as needed.

### Template

Refers to the example files including all software packages that are automatically generated within the container. You can start a new project based on this template.

## Workspace

### Worksapce

Refers to the IDE workspace where projects can be developed.

### Menu

Located at the top of the workspace, it allows you to check container information and configure various settings of the container.

### Breadcrumb

Located below the menu, it visually displays the hierarchy of folders and files, making it easy to navigate and quickly move through project structures.

### Toolbar

Located at the left side of the workspace, it is the area of various development tools and application modes icons.

### Sidebar

Located at the right of the toolbar, it is the area of development tools, including the file tree.

### Editor

Located at the center of the workspace, it is the area where file tabs, preview tabs, terminal tabs, etc., appear. You can view or edit files here.

### Panel

Located below the editor, it is the area where the terminal, search, resource monitor, and lint inspection window appear.

### Status bar

Located at the bottom of the workspace, it allows you to check the CPU, memory, and network status of the container. It also has preview and chat features.

## Credits

### Credits

Refers to the currency required for using containers. Credits are deducted as you use containers.

## Team+

### Administrator

Administrator can add new members to the organization, delete existing members, or change permissions.

### Team

A group of the members, When setting permissions at the team level for a space or container, the permissions apply to all members of that team.

### Space

A group of the containers, Every container in the organization must be included in one space. It enables convenient management of containers by organizing them based on desired criteria.