Developing Containerised Application with Eclipse and Atomic Developer Bundle

Give you idea about Atomic Developer Bundle connection with Eclipse.

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1. Praveen prkumar@redhat.com Pradeepto pradeepto@redhat.com Developing Containerised Applications with Eclipse And Atomic Developer Bundle
2. Who are we? • Engineers at Red Hat • Members of Developer Tools Engineering • Our clear mandate is to make developer’s lives easier ◦ Developer Tools (you will see some of those in action) ◦ Integrations ◦ Container Orchestration ◦ Lots of new and exciting things coming up … • Oh and *everything* we do, we release them as Open Source Software
3. The Developer Story
4. As a developer ... • I am given (some) requirements • I want to fire up my Eclipse and Code • I want to write code (with least amount of friction) • I want to code in environments close to production environments • I want push my code • I want my tests to pass in Dev / Test / Stage / Production environments • I don’t want to spend too much time setting up
5. I want to code using Eclipse!
6. What is Atomic Developer Bundle? • Open source upstream project that powers containerised development. ◦ Enables developers to use their Windows or OS X machines to developer containerised applications ◦ Requires a simple download ◦ Single command. Yes! Exactly One command setup! ◦ Auxiliary tooling to facilitate developer productivity
7. We Support ... • Linux Containers • Kubernetes • OpenShift • Mesos • … more contributions welcome
8. Atomic Developer Bundle in Action • Eclipse Neon • Docker Tooling (Eclipse Plug-in) • vagrant-service-manager • Simple Python Django application
9. Where do I start? • https://github.com/projectatomic/adb-atomic-developer-bundle • Red Hat Container Development Kit http://developers.redhat.com/products/cdk/download/ • https://wiki.eclipse.org/Linux_Tools_Project/Docker_Tooling • https://github.com/praveenkumar/eclipse_summit_16/blob/master/README.rst
10. Questions?
11. Reach Us! • #nulecule on Freenode • container-tools - https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/container-tools • http://www.projectatomic.io/