Host any Project In Che with Stacks & Chefiles
summary
Claim: one Docker install and one command boots a ready-to-edit Eclipse Che workspace using a Chefile. Demonstrations use Bitnami stacks (Node/Express + MongoDB), custom Docker images and Docker Compose, GitHub and Jenkins; a small todo app is edited live, pushed to GitHub and push to GitHub and Jenkins auto-merge triggers tests and merges to master automatically. Shows how to create custom stacks, add commands and agents, and use che init/che up to mount a local folder — all working end-to-end.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:46About Pournami
- 3:44Demo
- 8:45Conclusions
- 10:28Presentation
- 10:55Stacks
- 11:57Add Stacks
- 12:44Create New Stack
- 15:32Stack
- 16:13Create Workspace
- 21:45Chefiles
- 22:35Default Chefile
- 23:30Che Syntax
- 24:42Live Demo
- 28:05Project Configuration
- 33:10Status Commands
- 34:20Stack Editor
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