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Re: Red Hat OpenShift.io – Free, end-to-end, cloud-native development

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Post by tyingq »

Can someone explain what's new here? Openshift has existed for a while, right?

Edit: Thanks. Feels like better wording on the page would have helped. "Online IDE" or something. Or rolling screenshots that show what it does, like Cloud9 has.

Or maybe I'm too old to grok all this new cloud terminology.

Re: Red Hat OpenShift.io – Free, end-to-end, cloud-native development

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Post by mitchell_h »

tyingq wrote: post #2

Can someone explain what's new here? Openshift has existed for a while, right? Edit: Thanks. Feels like better wording on the page would have helped. "Online IDE" or something. Or rolling screenshots that show what it does, like Cloud9 has. Or maybe I'm too old to grok all this new cloud terminology.

This looks to be very much like codenvy.io or cloud9. The change seems to be that it's built into the stuff(CI/CD/containers/*) openshift provides.

Re: Red Hat OpenShift.io – Free, end-to-end, cloud-native development

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Post by cwt137 »

tyingq wrote: post #2

Can someone explain what's new here? Openshift has existed for a while, right? Edit: Thanks. Feels like better wording on the page would have helped. "Online IDE" or something. Or rolling screenshots that show what it does, like Cloud9 has. Or maybe I'm too old to grok all this new cloud terminology.

OpenShift has existed for a while. There are basically two versions; the original version was like a Heroku competitor. Then about 2 or so years ago, they came out with a new version based on Docker and Kubernetes called OpenShift Origin (OpenShift 3). I bet this is some type of OpenShift 3 offering, but it would be nice to know how it differs from their current offerings.

Re: Red Hat OpenShift.io – Free, end-to-end, cloud-native development

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Post by vertex-four »

mitchell_h wrote: post #4
tyingq wrote: post #2

Can someone explain what's new here? Openshift has existed for a while, right? Edit: Thanks. Feels like better wording on the page would have helped. "Online IDE" or something. Or rolling screenshots that show what it does, like Cloud9 has. Or maybe I'm too old to grok all this new cloud terminology.

This looks to be very much like codenvy.io or cloud9. The change seems to be that it's built into the stuff(CI/CD/containers/*) openshift provides.

Looks like it's built on Eclipse Che - what Codenvy is also built on.

Re: Red Hat OpenShift.io – Free, end-to-end, cloud-native development

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Post by maxandersen »

tyingq wrote: post #2

Can someone explain what's new here? Openshift has existed for a while, right? Edit: Thanks. Feels like better wording on the page would have helped. "Online IDE" or something. Or rolling screenshots that show what it does, like Cloud9 has. Or maybe I'm too old to grok all this new cloud terminology.

disclaimer: I work on openshift.io, and there will be much more coming out as summit goes on so I can't refer to more than in current news:

From https://www.redhat.com/en/about/press-releases/red-hat-unvei...

  Team Collaboration
  Agile Planning
  Developer Workspace Management
  Application Coding and Testing
  Runtime Stack Analysis
  Continuous Integration and Delivery
thus it is more than "just" an online IDE in the traditional sense of an IDE, i.e. Eclipse Che is just one part of it.

All of it running on and targeting OpenShift.

Hope that helps.

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