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Cloud Collaboration with Eclipse Che
The document discusses cloud collaboration tools, particularly Eclipse Che, highlighting its developer-friendly features like centralized development environments, extensibility, and local development support. It outlines the architecture, plugin support, and integration with tools like OpenShift and Kubernetes, along with resources for setup and usage. The recap emphasizes the browser-based IDE's compatibility with Visual Studio Code plugins and the ability to create customizable development stacks.
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- 1. @kantega @MSkarsaune @eclipse_che Cloudcollaboration with JavaZone 2019 Martin Skarsaune Developer and Co-Owner @MSkarsaune 高 馬 丁
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- 4. • Managed byoperations • Inflexible • Often outdated • Offline • Local development not permitted • Offsite development difficult Typical issues with centralized dev env
- 5. • Open source •Built on familiar and accessible technology • Extensible and customizable • Combine with local development Developer friendly centralized dev env
- 6. • Getting started •Interacting with the cloud • Plugin architecture • Interacting with the desktop • Creating reusable setups Agenda
- 7. Getting started @kantega @MSkarsaune@eclipse_che
- 8. • Flexible deployment •My setup: https://che.eclipse.org/running-eclipse-che-on-kubernetes-using- docker-desktop-for-mac-5d972ed511e1 • Decent IDE support • Developer tools • Client agnostic Recap
- 9. Interacting with theoperating environment @kantega @MSkarsaune @eclipse_che
- 10. • Already insidecluster • Plugins for openshift , docker & Kubernetes • Good basis for workshops etc. Interacting with the operating environment
- 11. Plugin architecture @kantega @MSkarsaune@eclipse_che
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- 13. New frontend (CheTheia)
- 14. JSON RPC Language serverprotocol • Syntax highlighting • Navigation • Intellisense • Commands • Debugging • ….
- 15. • Dependencies inseparate docker container • VisualStudio Code compatibility • More details: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86huMcgoKjk Che plugins
- 16. Desktop interaction @kantega @MSkarsaune@eclipse_che
- 17. Support for localdevelopment • sync openshift with local env: • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4gHtHdynfI • Kubectl cp / exec
- 18. Custom workspace setup @kantega@MSkarsaune @eclipse_che
- 19. Template workspace setup(stack) • Use devfile from existing workspace • Describe with meta.yaml • Fork https://github.com/eclipse/che-devfile-registry • Build and deploy
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- 21. Eclipse che recap •Browser based IDE • Runs within your k8s/openshift • Support for Visual studio Code plugins • Pick among predefined stacks or create your own • More information: https://www.eclipse.org/che/ • NB: some broken links in che 7 version of the doc • https://mattermost.eclipse.org/eclipse/channels/eclipse-che
- 22. @kantega @MSkarsaune @eclipse_che Questionsor comments?
- 23. @kantega @MSkarsaune @eclipse_che Thankyou for your time!
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