Taking Eclipse Che to the enterprise
summary
Explains how Codenvy extends Eclipse Che to run behind a firewall as a multi-node Docker service supporting 5 to 50,000 developers with authentication, permission controls and snapshot backups. Shows concrete features: workspace templates from Docker Compose, JIRA and Jenkins integrations that open reproducible workspaces, injected tooling (language server, debugger, terminal) inside containers, pre-commit preview URL for stakeholder review, and factories that spawn identical isolated environments for testing and code review.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:20What is Che
- 1:48What is Codenvy
- 2:34IDE vs Workspace
- 5:25Runtime
- 6:11Workspace
- 6:43IDEs
- 9:02Collaboration
- 10:41Creating a workspace
- 13:03Building the container
- 15:46Project typing
- 17:20Why is it instantaneous
- 18:41Build and deploy
- 23:16Factories
- 25:16Automation
- 28:03Integration
- 30:48Getting started
- 34:48Codenvy
- 36:01DevOps
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