Eclipse Che allows developers to code in the cloud using Docker containers. It provides developer workspaces that contain runtime environments defined by Dockerfiles. Projects are mounted into these runtimes so developers can run commands like 'mvn' and 'start mysql'. The demo shows how to create custom workspaces that define their own commands and runtimes. Eclipse Che uses Docker to provide developer workspaces with custom commands and runtimes in a portable way without complexity.

1. Code in the cloud with
Eclipse Che and Docker
EclipseCon NA 2016 - March 8
Stevan Le Meur (@stevanLM)
Florent Benoit (@florentbenoit) #eclipseche

2. Workspaces bring their own runtimes
Machine runtime
defined by Dockerfile

3. Projects are mounted into the runtime
Projects rely on workspace
runtime

4. Workspaces define commands
mvn clean install
start mysql
deploy project
Commands are
executed as
processes in
workspace
runtime

5. The developer workspace

6. Live Demo: Creating Workspaces
Ready-to-go workspace
Custom workspace
Workspace Management

8. Demo recap
Docker without pain
Setup developer workspaces, custom commands
Advanced Docker usages
Workspace management and portability

9. Get started with Eclipse Che
Sources
github.com/eclipse/che>>>
Dev List
che-dev@eclipse.org
IRC
#eclipseche
Gitter
gitter.im/eclipse/che

10. And of course...
BETA
eclipse.org/che
Getting started guides
Downloads
Documentations
Contribution guide

11. Questions ?

12. Code in the Cloud with Eclipse Che & Docker Tuesday, 4:15 PM
An Introduction to Eclipse Che Wednesday, 1:30 PM
Extending Eclipse Che to Build Custom Cloud IDEs Thursday, 1:45 PM
Pair Programming with Che, Eclipse, Flux, Orion and Docker Thursday, 2:30 PM
Sessions
@eclipse_cheChe experts will be at the Hackathon!

13. Thank you