Easy Cloud Native Development with Codewind & Che
summary
Codewind integrates into Eclipse Che on Kubernetes/OpenShift to let developers create, build and run containerized apps in minutes using buildah-built images that are pushed to a specified registry and optionally deployed through Tekton pipelines. It supports Dockerfile, odo/S2I and Helm styles, shows logs and endpoints in the IDE, provides live rebuild on save with minimal rebuild steps, includes lightweight performance and load testing for Java/JavaScript, and runs with a ~1GB sidecar; the demo builds and updates a Go microservice successfully.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 2:02Cloud Deployment
- 2:51What is 'Cloud-native Development?
- 4:54So why isn't development cloud-native today?
- 8:08Containerization Methods
- 10:20Why Eclipse Codewind?
- 12:56Why Eclipse Che?
- 15:45How Codewind Plugs into Che
- 16:49Eclipse Codewind on Che Architecture
- 18:44Codewind's Developer Tools
- 19:30Support for OpenShift Do
- 19:59Support for Appsody
- 20:21Integrated Application Performance Monitoring
- 21:24Load Testing Dashboard
- 21:42Developer's View of Pipeline
- 22:06Open API Tools
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