Making Eclipse Che Enterprise Grade
summary
Eclipse Che 7 runs on Kubernetes/OpenShift, uses Theia and Monaco for the web IDE, and composes workspaces from multiple containers so runtime, language servers and debuggers live in separate images; this enables instant onboarding via chefile or factory links and reproducible dev-to-prod parity. Extension uses a plugin registry and plugin brokers as init containers to materialize extensions; Keycloak, PostgreSQL/MySQL are supported. Developer preview is available, performance issues remain to be fixed, beta before year end and GA targeted for March; multiple enterprise adopters are already building on it.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:24Overview
- 1:03THE WAY WE DEVELOP IS RAPIDLY CHANGING
- 1:24DEVELOPERS FACE NEW CHALLENGES
- 2:04THE RED HAT APPROACH
- 5:50Runtimes From Production
- 6:06"Dev Mode" The Workspace
- 6:16Import From Version Control
- 6:28Develop With Any Ide
- 6:59Private Toolchain Integration
- 7:47Collaborate with Your Team
- 10:52How does Che 6 do things?
- 12:07Che 7 (Workspace.Next) Goals
- 23:57Ways to extend Che 7
- 36:01Community enablement
- 37:32Eclipse Che presentations at EclipseCon Europe
- 38:31Get started with Eclipse Che
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