JKube - What's up, Doc?
summary
Eclipse JKube adds a remote development mode (shipping in v1.10) that deploys a helper pod to forward traffic to a local JVM so Java apps run and debug locally while consuming cluster services and exposing a local endpoint (demo used port 8018). Demo with a three‑service Northwind app showed live code edits and template changes applying immediately while RabbitMQ messages and emails continued to flow and orders appeared every 6–7 seconds. Works with Maven/Gradle and frameworks like Quarkus and Micronaut, uses SSH tunneling via kube API proxy, requires no extra installs or cluster permissions.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Eclipse JKube intro
- 1:10JKube features
- 4:18Recent JKube updates
- 5:00New remote dev feature
- 7:54Demo app setup
- 12:13Remote dev config
- 13:24Live remote coding
- 17:11Local tools to cluster
- 18:16Multiple microservices
- 21:52Q&A
- 22:15Fully remote dev
- 24:45Reliability in remote dev
- 26:52Closing remarks
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