Scalable cloud IDE with Eclipse Che and Kubernetes/OpenShift

EclipseCon France 2018

Speaker(s):
Sergii Kabashniuk (RedHat)

Eclipse Che is a browser-based IDE providing on-demand workspaces that include runtimes and IDEs. It is powered by a RESTful workspace server (with OpenShift or Kubernetes as underlying infra), plug-ins for languages, frameworks, and tools.

In this session, we will demonstrate how to install Eclipse Che on Kubernetes or OpenShift Container Platform to provide a collaborative developer environment to your team. We will show you, how you can boost the power of Eclipse Che, to seamlessly integrate it with your organization system using Keycloak. We will also discuss how you can manage your teams, groups, sub-organizations, and enabled fine-grained permission to access to APIs and resources.

[Ebiko]

Pls Consider creating a Video Guide on how to Install Eclipse che on a private offline restricted network.
The official documentation is nowhere near understandible.
Its like:
Yeah you need 2 custom Docker Containers as well as a few more.
After youve build them, deploy them somehow.
Oh and maybe you need to setup resource limits.
But im not telling you how to deploy those. - You need to figure it out yourself...
Also there is an advanced Configuration on which i show you code snippets, but not telling you how you could set these settings, or edit them.

How on earth is this a Valid Documentation?
Its like Heres the Src - Go find out to install it by yourself, im not helping you at all.... Just a few hints on how this could work.