Eclipse Che and Development of Microservices Apps

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Eclipse Che runs on Kubernetes/OpenShift and converts k8s YAML to a Che workspace that launches polyglot containers (Go auth, Spring Boot users, Vue frontend, Redis), shared volumes and language servers included. Demo reproduces production as a developer sandbox, edits code inside containerized IDE, recompiles Spring Boot with Maven in a build container, and fixes a one-line endpoint bug that caused 404s. Changes are pushed to Git and Jenkins rebuilds images and updates deployments; a preview route glitch appears during the demo but the CI deploy succeeds.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:36Agenda
3. 3:47Biggest Problem
4. 5:22Microservices
5. 11:06Workspace
6. 14:28Language Servers
7. 15:35Build Containers
8. 17:37Demo Overview
9. 18:38Demo Application
10. 21:51Eclipse Che Factory
11. 22:58Eclipse Che Workspace
12. 25:16Eclipse IDE
13. 41:40Demo

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