Eclipse Che
summary
Eclipse Che presents a cloud IDE that runs workspaces as isolated runtimes (usually Docker containers) with docker-compose stacks, per-workspace agents, an integrated terminal and SSH access, and support for language servers providing Java intellisense. Project claims: ~3–4k GitHub stars, 15k downloads/week, ~100 contributors; demo boots a Java+MySQL workspace, clones code, and loads the browser IDE in ~30–45 seconds. Features include programmable APIs, a factory URL for one‑click reproducible workspaces, and upcoming Kubernetes/OpenShift support.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:37How we came up with Che
- 4:49What is a contribution
- 7:00What are workspaces
- 7:59Sharing workspaces
- 9:13Syncing runtime
- 9:31Constraints
- 10:40Runtimes
- 11:29Projects
- 12:03Workspaces
- 13:35JDT Orion
- 13:59Demo
- 15:46workspace
- 17:44bootstrap sequence
- 20:38running workspace
- 24:49editing commands
- 27:45architecture
- 32:34infrastructure
- 34:13codenvy
- 35:46Factory URL
- 38:53Community
- 40:26Language Support
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