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Business Track presented by Adam Gunther, Program Director, Cloud Offerings for IBM WebSphere Product Management at IBM. Are you a developer who uses Eclipse? Do you want to get involved in a project with the goal to provide a first-class Cloud Foundry development environment for Eclipse? If so, then come learn about the Cloud Foundry Integration for Eclipse project. The Cloud Foundry eclipse plug-in allows developers to perform such tasks as deploy applications to Cloud Foundry, view and manage deployed applications and services, and perform direct debugging when using a Micro Cloud Foundry. Come learn more about the current tools and community, what is planned for the future, and ways you can contribute.
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Introducing Cloud Foundry Integration for Eclipse
Adam Gunther - @agunther20
Program Director, Cloud Offerings for IBM WebSphere Product Management
Adam Gunther @agunther20 #cfsummit
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Why Eclipse?
• The premier open source IDE– Free & open– Neutral governance– Already strong affinity with cloud (Orion/Flux)
• Large ecosystem. Strong community.– 2001: IBM and 7 other companies announce the Eclipse consortium– 2004: Eclipse Foundation Formed– 2014: Vibrant foundation with companies from around the globe, over 100
projects and sub-projects, 1700+ plugins in the Eclipse Marketplace and counting!
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Opportunity for Partnership
• Pivotal Cloud Foundry Integration hosted on Spring
• IBM WebSphere Developer Tools for Eclipse
• Why are we not working together with the Cloud Foundry community?!?!?
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A brief (literally) history…
• March 2012: Release 1.0.0• February 2014: Cloud Foundry Foundation Announced
– Pivotal donates their Cloud Foundry Tools under the foundation– IBM joins project
• April 2014: Release 1.6.1 the first under the community• June 2014: Your contributions help the project accelerate and
flourish– Plan to release about every 6 weeks on the latest changes and
improvements.
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Open Core – Vendors can build on top
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• Create a Cloud Foundry server• Create a Cloud Foundry account• Deploy a .war to Java build pack• Configure deployment options• View/create/bind/unbind services• Update deployed applications• Display console• Clone a Cloud Foundry instance
Cloud Foundry common layer
Vendor Extensions
Existing Cloud Foundry support examples
• Custom Branding• Server adaptors
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Functions provided by the framework• Open source project based on Eclipse Web Tools Project (WTP -
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/• Provides basic interaction with Cloud Foundry, e.g. server creation,
authentication.• Deploy applications within the IDE to Clound Foundry.
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Extensions provided by the framework• Branding extension that allows customizations on default
URL, icons, server types, sign up pages, etc.
• Provides default implementation on WAR, standalone application and Grails.
• Supports new application types that are not part of the default implementation.
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Charts are boring – it’s demo time!
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How can I develop my own extension?
• Start by taking a look at the Pivotal CF branding plugin as an example:org.cloudfoundry.ide.eclipse.server.branding
• Create your own branding plugin by cloning that branding plugin as your starting point
• Try adding a new extension of org.cloudfoundry.ide.eclipse.server.core.application and org.cloudfoundry.ide.eclipse.server.ui.applicationWizard to define support for deploying a new type of module.
• Check out vendor specific IBM Bluemix implementation in action:IBM Codename: Bluemix for Eclipse Kepler Beta (https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/ibm-codename-bluemix-eclipse-kepler)
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How can I contribute to the framework?
• Participate in mailing list discussions• When you have some changes that you want to contribute
to the framework, open a bug on the pivotal tracker• Fork the GitHub repository and submit a pull request to
request for the patch to be adopted: https://help.github.com/articles/fork-a-repohttps://help.github.com/articles/creating-a-pull-request
• Your pull request will be reviewed and adopted if applicable.
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Potential Framework Opportunities
• Better debug• Real deployments
– DevOps, Continuous Integration• Think beyond the app
– APIs/Services– BOSH, OpenStack
• Intersection with new community efforts– Docker, .NET
• Globalization/Internationalization• If you can think it, you can build it!
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Useful Links
• Basic documentation on usage of the Cloud Foundry Eclipse Plugin framework:http://docs.cloudfoundry.org/buildpacks/java/sts.html
• Pivotal Tracker - defects and enhancements:https://www.pivotaltracker.com/s/projects/1027166
• Source code on GitHub:https://github.com/cloudfoundry/eclipse-integration-cloudfoundry
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Thank you!
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