JKube Remote-Dev: Code with All Your Cloud Microservices... Locally!
summary
JKube remote-dev sets up automated SSH tunnels so a local Java process can communicate with cloud microservices and cloud services can route back to the developer’s laptop, avoiding heavy local stacks or copying production data. The Maven/Gradle JKube plugin still builds images and Kubernetes YAML, while oc remote-dev forwards ports and service endpoints so a Quarkus app, RabbitMQ and an order generator can interact with local code for live local debugging, with some required port mapping and secret-overlay configuration.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00JKube remote-dev intro
- 2:32Old environments recap
- 8:15Docker Compose issues
- 10:24JKube overview
- 18:30Demo with Star Trek
- 22:51OC remote dev for local
- 26:56Config and plugins
- 30:17Giveaway and conclusion
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