Streamlining Cloud-Native Development with OpenShift and Backstage
summary
Shows Backstage wired to Red Hat OpenShift and Red Hat Developer Hub with OpenShift Dev Spaces, GitOps and CI so a Quarkus + Kafka game is created, pushed, built and deployed across three environments (dev, pre‑prod, prod) — creation takes ~4–5 minutes and the live QR‑scannable game runs in the demo. Code opens in a browser IDE or VS Code, commits trigger the pipeline and automatic redeploy, registries and signed‑commit checks are supported for trusted supply chains. Highlights: Backstage plugins, software catalog, single pane of glass.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:01Developer experience challenges
- 3:25Inner and outer loop cycles
- 7:00The role of Backstage
- 10:51Platform architecture
- 12:37Backstage demo
- 17:33Game and workflow demo
- 21:02Conclusion and resources
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