Deploy and update microservices on the fly with Eclipse Cloud DevTools
summary
Shows concrete steps: uses Eclipse Che, Eclipse JKube and Developer Sandbox to spin up a GitHub-based workspace, run a Quarkus microservice and a Postgres container, then restart the workspace to switch Postgres versions (13→14) by updating the devfile. Demonstrates Jkube remote-dev that replaces a deployed service with a local IDE session so code edits and debugged changes are live in the cluster, and shows initializing a Northwind dataset and exposing ports for browser access.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Cloud DevTools intro
- 1:11Eclipse Cloud DevTools mission
- 2:58Eclipse Che overview
- 4:02Eclipse JKube for Java
- 5:05Developer Sandbox setup
- 7:14Demo app architecture
- 7:34Starting dev in Che
- 15:48Workspace creation in Kubernetes
- 23:07Integrating microservices demo
- 32:08Learning resources & Q&A
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