Run your favorite IDE on Kubernetes
summary
Eclipse Che runs IDEs inside Kubernetes using the DevWorkspace Engine operator that exposes a DevWorkspace custom resource; a workspace pod mounts containers, a PostgreSQL service and persistent volumes so Maven artifacts download once and reuse on restart. Demos show starting VS Code or IntelliJ via a repository badge or kubectl apply URL, live code edits with live reload, collaborative CodeTogether sessions, making a PR, and triggering a GitHub Action that posts workspace badges — the workflow boots, fixes the bug, and the change runs.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to Eclipse Che
- 2:01First day at work demo
- 9:11Pair programming demo
- 11:31Debugging and GitHub PR
- 14:24Understanding devfiles
- 18:06Managing workspaces with kubectl
- 21:31Customizing editors
- 25:31Closing and Q&A
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