Ilya Buziuk ibuziuk

January

[Ilya] Enterprise Multi-Cluster Scalability with Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces

February

[Mario] Starting workspaces with kubectl apply

March

[Roland] Red Hat Developer - VS Code SSH local to remote GA

Major Enhancements

CPU and Memory Limit widgets

With this release, the CPU and Memory Limit widgets on the Dashboard have been improved. You can now set CPU and memory limit values directly through input fields in the Advanced Options menu.

Create links in the entrypoint for files under /home/tooling/.config

Previously, with the UDI it was not possible to persist /home/tooling/.config files when spec.devEnvironments.persistUserHome is enabled in the CheCluster. With the latest UDI, /home/tooling/.config files will be persisted by creating a symlink from files under /home/tooling/.config to /home/user/.config in the entrypoint of the UDI.

Eclipse Che is an open-source (EPL 2.0) platform for providing Kubernetes-based Cloud Development Environments for Enterprise Teams. It provides development teams with on-demand, collaborative development environments that can be accessed through a web browser. Eclipse Che is designed to run on Kubernetes, a container orchestration platform. This provides scalability, resilience, and efficient resource management for development environments. Eclipse Che aims to streamline and modernize software development by giving cloud-based, collaborative, and reproducible development environments. It's particularly beneficial for teams working on cloud-native applications and those seeking to improve developer onboarding and environment consistency

Key Features and Concepts:

A centralized developer environment running on Kubernetes or OpenShift.
Remote Development: With an internet connection, developers can access their development environments from anywhere using Eclipe Che
Utilizes the CNCF devfile standard h

Major Enhancements

Microsoft Azure DevOps Server (TFS) support

Starting from this release, users can configure PAT (Personal Access Token) for accessing the Microsoft Azure DevOps Server (TFS) instance hosted on-premise. N.B. OAuth 2.0 isn't currently supported on Azure DevOps Server, see the official documentation page.

Learn more about the PAT setup in the official documentation.

Major Enhancements

Microsoft Visual Studio Code desktop flow

Starting from this release it is possible to connect the local desktop Microsoft Visual Studio Code to the Cloud Development Environment using the Remote Tunnels:

2025

January

N/A

February

[Vitalii] Working locally in the cloud: Develop in local Visual Studio Code with Eclipse Che as your Cloud Development Environment - https://che.eclipseprojects.io/2025/02/27/@vgulyy-use-desktop-visual-studio-code.html

March

[Artem] Local development with JetBrains IDEs in OpenShift Dev Spaces - https://developers.redhat.com/articles/2025/03/31/new-local-development-jetbrains-ides-openshift-dev-spaces

	apiVersion: config.openshift.io/v1
	kind: ImageDigestMirrorSet
	metadata:
	name: quay.io
	spec:
	imageDigestMirrors:
	- mirrors:
	- quay.io/devspaces/devspaces-rhel9-operator
	source: registry.redhat.io/devspaces/devspaces-rhel9-operator
	- mirrors:

	schemaVersion: 2.3.0
	metadata:
	name: ubi9-minimal-demo
	components:
	- name: tools
	container:
	image: registry.access.redhat.com/ubi9-minimal:9.3-1552@sha256:582e18f13291d7c686ec4e6e92d20b24c62ae0fc72767c46f30a69b1a6198055
	args: ['tail', '-f', '/dev/null']
	endpoints:
	- exposure: public

	schemaVersion: 2.3.0
	metadata:
	name: ollama
	displayName: Ollama
	description: Get up and running with large language models with Ollama, Continue, Llama3, and StarCoder2
	icon: https://ollama.com/public/ollama.png
	tags:
	- Ollama
	- Continue
	- Llama3

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	\c food_db