# What is Che server
Che Server provides an API for managing Kubernetes namespaces and to retrieve devfile content from repositories,
hosted on GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Microsoft Azure Repos.

# Project structure1
Che Server is mostly a Java web application deployed on an Apache Tomcat server in a container. Che Server uses the following modules:     
### OAuth1 / OAuth2 API implementations
- wsmaster/che-core-api-auth
- wsmaster/che-core-api-azure-devops
- wsmaster/che-core-api-bitbucket
- wsmaster/che-core-api-github
- wsmaster/che-core-api-gitlab
### Factory flow implementations
- wsmaster/che-core-api-factory-azure-devops
- wsmaster/che-core-api-factory-bitbucket
- wsmaster/che-core-api-factory-bitbucket-server
- wsmaster/che-core-api-factory-github
- wsmaster/che-core-api-factory-gitlab
- wsmaster/che-core-api-factory-shared
### Kubernetes namespace provisioning
- infrastructures/kubernetes
- infrastructure/openshift
- infrastructures/infrastructure-factory

Other modules are deprecated and will be removed in the future.

# License

- [Eclipse Public License 2.0](LICENSE)

# Join the community

The Eclipse Che community is globally reachable through public chat rooms, mailing list and weekly calls.
See the Eclipse Che Documentation about [how you can join our community](https://www.eclipse.org/che/docs/stable/overview/introduction-to-eclipse-che/#_joining_the_community).

## Builds

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