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The workflow scenario should be defined as follows:
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Description of Extension
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What's New Button
Getting Started Button
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Hybrid Cloud Flexibility
Description: Open hybrid cloud is Red Hat's recommended strategy for architecting, developing, and operating a hybrid mix of applications. This extension allows the developers to connect to any OpenShift cluster, be it running locally or on any hybrid cloud. Using the extension, developers can use the streamlined experience for the easy creation of clusters hosted on OpenShift
Local OpenShift running on the laptop
This should be a Button and once clicked should open the CRC webview directly (OpenShift Local)
Provision a free tier version of OpenShift Developer Sandbox
This should be a Button and once clicked should open the developer sandbox webview directly (Developer Sandbox)
Component Creation Simplicity
Description: Developers can quickly get started with application development using devfile based sample code. This allows them to built from the ground up with application development on Kubernetes in mind. Users can create, develop, debug and deploy applications on OpenShift within few clicks.
The extension supports Java, NodeJS, Python, .NET, Go, Quarkus, etc.
Button to Open Component Registry View directly (Component Registry View)
Push code fast and debug on remote
Description: Developers can quickly check out the code, make changes and do fast deployment on the remote cluster. Once deployed, they can Debug the changes directly in the remote environment. There is a separate view for applications running in Debug Mode.
Users can also follow the logs as the deployment is happening and open it within the terminal or the IDE itself.
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OpenShift Connector for VS Code brings the power and convenience of Kubernetes and Red Hat OpenShift to developers. The extension allows developers to create, test, debug and deploy cloud-native applications on OpenShift in simple steps.
The workflow scenario should be defined as follows:
Following Heading and Description
Description: Open hybrid cloud is Red Hat's recommended strategy for architecting, developing, and operating a hybrid mix of applications. This extension allows the developers to connect to any OpenShift cluster, be it running locally or on any hybrid cloud. Using the extension, developers can use the streamlined experience for the easy creation of clusters hosted on OpenShift
Description: Developers can quickly get started with application development using devfile based sample code. This allows them to built from the ground up with application development on Kubernetes in mind. Users can create, develop, debug and deploy applications on OpenShift within few clicks.
The extension supports Java, NodeJS, Python, .NET, Go, Quarkus, etc.
Description: Developers can quickly check out the code, make changes and do fast deployment on the remote cluster. Once deployed, they can Debug the changes directly in the remote environment. There is a separate view for applications running in Debug Mode.
Users can also follow the logs as the deployment is happening and open it within the terminal or the IDE itself.
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: