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Learn how to configure Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces for enterprise security with SCM OAuth, air-gapped registries, and PKI trust.

Discover OpenCode, a model-neutral AI coding assistant that supports over 75 providers, including OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, and local large language models (LLMs) via Ollama. Switch models on demand, compare outputs, avoid vendor lock-in, and even run fully offline with local models. Learn how to set up your environment in Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces.

Learn how to use Lola, a unified package manager for AI context. Treat your AI context as versioned, auditable code with Lola modules and marketplaces. Improve your AI assistant workflow with this open source tool.

This article provides a complete CI/CD workflow utilizing Openshift Dev Spaces, GitOps, and OpenShift Pipelines.

Learn how to integrate OpenShift Lightspeed into an IDE using the MCP server to generate configurations and query cluster resources without leaving your IDE.

Learn about the multi-cluster redirector, an open-source tool designed to help enterprises scale Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces across multiple OpenShift clusters.

Learn how to run privileged commands in OpenShift Dev Spaces cloud development environments more securely, using OpenShift sandboxed containers (Kata containers).

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Learn about the deprecation of the odo CLI and how to transition to OpenShift Dev Spaces and other tools for your cloud-native development workflow.

Discover how Camel JBang's infra command simplifies local development by launching real back ends like Kafka and Artemis, eliminating complex mock setups.

Explore using RamaLama to run private AI inference in cloud development environments and improve productivity. Follow this tutorial to get started.

Learn how to consolidate your workflow with the help of dev containers and Podman, enabling a seamless workflow across multiple interdependent components.

Discover the features and benefits of Red Hat Advanced Developer Suite, including enhanced security.

Explore the new local development experience for JetBrains IDEs in the Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces 3.19 release.

Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces is the number one open-source enterprise product for providing Kubernetes-based cloud development environments for enterprise teams.

Dive into the world of seamless OpenShift deployments with the powerful combination of Visual Studio Code and OpenShift Toolkit IDE extension, enhanced by Helm Workflow!
In this video, we'll guide you through the essential features of the VSCode OpenShift Toolkit, a game-changing IDE extension for developers and DevOps engineers working with OpenShift and Kubernetes environments. Strap in as we explore how this toolkit, paired with Helm Workflow, streamlines your development workflow, making application deployment and management a breeze.

Learn how to set up golden paths and software templates and discover why they’re essential for developer productivity.

This article explores how developing technical expertise can improve collaboration and enhance UX design outcomes.

Find out what's new in Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 9.5, including enhancements for workloads, container management and security, and Identity Management.

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Red Hat offers extensions for VS Code and IntelliJ that allow developers who

A collaborative Kubernetes-native development solution that delivers OpenShift workspaces and in-browser IDE for rapid cloud application development.

Cloud development environments for enterprise developers and AI agents. Built on the open source Eclipse Che project.

Cloud development environments for enterprise developers and AI agents. Built on

The latest releases of Quarkus Tools for IntelliJ 2.0.2 and Quarkus Tools for Visual Studio Code 1.18.1 deliver significant enhancements to support Quarkus and Qute, making development smoother across both IDEs.