Eclipse Che & the future of Cloud Development Tool
summary
Eclipse Che is a Kubernetes-native web IDE that demonstrates single-click onboarding by spinning up a workspace with Quarkus backend, Node frontend and MongoDB running in containers, plus browser debugging, git commit/push and PR creation — all shown working live. Slides cite Evans Data that 24% of teams’ time goes to setup. Che uses a Devfile (declarative environment), supports VS Code extensions, LSP/DAP, has a hosted SaaS edition and a roadmap including hybrid-cloud builds and a Podman PoC.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to Eclipse Che
- 0:33The problem with setup time
- 3:13Introducing Che's solution
- 4:16Live demo of Che workspaces
- 9:08Debugging and git workflow
- 11:57Kubernetes integration
- 14:32Che architecture overview
- 17:28Defining workspaces with devfile
- 18:52Roadmap and hosted version
- 21:07Q&A and conclusion
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