Developer Tools for Cloud Development

Development using Kubernetes means all new processes and skills. Find the tools you need to build in the cloud.

Developer Tools for Kubernetes

Kubernetes gives you the ability to scale from on-prem to cloud providers across the world. With those abilities you may have to adopt new processes for deployment and new approaches to programming to be effective. Red Hat’s developer tools for Kubernetes remove many of the most challenging changes to your workflow while giving you the capabilities of this powerful platform.

Azure Devops Plugins

Ease common OpenShift tasks in Azure DevOps

Red Hat CodeReady Containers

Red Hat CodeReady Containers brings a minimal, preconfigured OpenShift 4.3 or newer cluster to your local laptop or desktop computer for development and testing purposes.

Eclipse JKube

Eclipse JKube is the reincarnation of the Fabric8 Maven plugin with three components - the JKube Kit, Kubernetes Maven plugin, and OpenShift Maven plugin.

JBoss and Wildfly Visual Studio Connector

This extension provides build tasks to manage and deploy WAR and EAR file to JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) 7 or WildFly 8 and above.

odo - Developer focused CLI for Kubernetes & OpenShift

odo is a command line interface for developers that supports fast, iterative development, thus allowing developers to focus on what's most important to them: code.

Red Hat CodeReady Workspaces

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

Red Hat Container Development Kit

A pre-built Container Development Environment using our platform-as-a-service solution, OpenShift Container Platform 3.

VS Code Dependency Analytics

Insights about your application dependencies: Security, License compatibility and AI based guidance to choose appropriate dependencies for your application.

VS Code OpenShift Connector

Interacting with Red Hat OpenShift clusters and providing a streamlined developer experience using Visual Studio Code

VS Code OpenShift Extension Pack

The OpenShift Extension Pack is the ultimate collection of extensions for working with OpenShift resources in VS Code.

VS Code Project Initializer

A lightweight extension based on Red Hat launcher to generate quickstart projects using VSCode.

VS Code XML

XML Language Support by Red Hat

VS Code YAML

Provides comprehensive YAML Language support to Visual Studio Code, via the yaml-language-server, with built-in Kubernetes and Kedge syntax support.

Developer Tools for Java

Java stands as the language of choice for enterprise business applications. With amazing tools and libraries, you can accelerate your Java application development. Optimize your development pipeline in the world of cloud development using Red Hat’s Java tools at no-cost.

Red Hat CodeReady Studio

Eclipse-based IDE with JBoss tools for multiple programming models and frameworks, including containers.

Migration Toolkit for Applications

Tools to help migrate Java applications to modern platforms.

JBoss and Wildfly Visual Studio Connector

This extension provides build tasks to manage and deploy WAR and EAR file to JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) 7 or WildFly 8 and above.

VS Code OpenShift Extension Pack for Java

Collection of extensions curated for Java developers and deploying on OpenShift.

VS Code Project Initializer

A lightweight extension based on Red Hat launcher to generate quickstart projects using VSCode.

VSCode Java Plugin

Provides Java ™ language support via Eclipse ™ JDT Language Server, which utilizes Eclipse ™ JDT, M2Eclipse and Buildship.

VS Code XML

XML Language Support by Red Hat

VS Code Dependency Analytics

Insights about your application dependencies: Security, License compatibility and AI based guidance to choose appropriate dependencies for your application.

New developer tools articles

Using Microsoft SQL Server on Red Hat OpenShift

October 27, 2020

In this article, you’ll learn how to deploy Microsoft SQL Server 2019 on Red Hat OpenShift. We’ll then use SQL Server from an ASP.NET Core application that is also deployed on OpenShift. Next, I’ll show you how to connect to SQL Server while working on the application from your local development machine. And finally, we’ll […]

Support for IBM Z and more in CodeReady Workspaces 2.4

October 13, 2020

Red Hat CodeReady Workspaces 2.4 is now available. For this release, we focused on adding support for IBM Z and improving the IDE editor and configuration elements. CodeReady Workspaces (CRW) 2.4 is available on Red Hat OpenShift 3.11 and OpenShift 4.4 and higher. CodeReady Workspaces 2.4 is also available on OpenShift Dedicated 4.3 via the […]

Migrating from Fabric8 Maven Plugin to Eclipse JKube 1.0.0

September 21, 2020

The recent release of Eclipse JKube 1.0.0 means that the Fabric8 Maven Plugin is no longer supported. If you are currently using the Fabric8 Maven Plugin, this article provides instructions for migrating to JKube instead. I will also explain the relationship between Eclipse JKube and the Fabric8 Maven Plugin (they’re the same thing) and introduce […]

How to run Red Hat CodeReady Containers on Windows 10 Enterprise

September 9, 2020

Red Hat CodeReady Containers allows you to spin up a small Red Hat OpenShift cluster on your local PC, with the need for a server, a cloud, or a team of operations people. For developers who want to get started immediately with cloud-native development, containers, and Kubernetes (as well as OpenShift), it’s a simple and […]

How to install the CouchbaseDB Operator for Red Hat OpenShift on your laptop using Red Hat CodeReady Containers and Red Hat Marketplace

September 9, 2020

Red Hat Marketplace is an online store of sorts, where you can choose the software that you want to install and run on your Red Hat OpenShift cluster. The analogy is a phone app store, where you select an app, and it’s automagically installed on your phone. With Marketplace, you simply register your cluster(s), select […]

Install Red Hat OpenShift Operators on your laptop using Red Hat CodeReady Containers and Red Hat Marketplace

September 9, 2020

Red Hat CodeReady Containers (CRC) is the quickest way for developers to get started with clusters on Red Hat OpenShift 4.1 or newer. CodeReady Containers is designed to run on a local computer. It simplifies setup and testing by emulating the cloud development environment locally with all of the tools that you need to develop […]

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