che-operator/helmcharts/stable

Eclipse Che Helm Charts

A collaborative Kubernetes-native development solution that delivers Kubernetes workspaces and in-browser IDE for rapid cloud application development. This operator installs Plugin registry, Devfile registry and the Eclipse Che server, as well as configures all these services.

• Charts
  • Prerequisites
  • Installation

Charts

Helm charts to deploy Eclipse Che

Prerequisites

• Minimal Kubernetes version is 1.19
• Minimal Helm version is 3.2.2
• Cert manager installed
• OIDC Identity Provider configured

Installation

Create ecipse-che namespace

kubectl create namespace eclipse-che

Install Eclipse Che Operator by following instructions in top right button Install. A new pod che-operator is created in eclipse-che namespace

$ kubectl get pods -n eclipse-che
eclipse-che   che-operator-554c564476-fl98z                           1/1     Running   0          13s

Click CRDS button, select CheCluster template and copy custom resource Eclipse Che to file org_v2_checluster.yaml. Set the following fields:

• spec.networking.domain
• spec.networking.auth.identityProviderURL
• spec.networking.auth.oAuthClientName
• spec.networking.auth.oAuthSecret

4. Apply CR:

$ kubectl apply -f org_v2_checluster.yaml -n eclipse-che

Also, you can use kubectl edit checluster/eclipse-che -n eclipse-che to update Eclipse Che configuration. See more configuration options in the Installation guide.

The deployment process can be tracked by looking at the Operator logs by using the command:

$ kubectl logs -l app.kubernetes.io/component=che-operator -n eclipse-che -f

When all Eclipse Che containers are running, the Eclipse Che URL is printed in the logs:

time="2019-08-01T13:31:05Z" level=info msg="Eclipse Che is now available at: http://che-eclipse-che.gcp.my-ide.cloud"

By opening this URL in a web browser, Eclipse Che is ready to use.