Implementing Cloud Native CI/CD
summary
Argues that CI/CD must be container-first and Kubernetes-native to scale — cites Netflix with 600+ services and ~100 deployments/week and Uber with ~1,000 services — and shows concrete tool choices: Tekton as framework (used to build Apple’s Rio), an opinionated end-to-end product Jenkins X uses Tekton, and a GitOps deployer Argo CD follows GitOps for pull‑based multi‑cluster sync; demonstrates containerized pipelines, dynamic agents and serverless resource use and reports these approaches are already production‑proven at large scale.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Cloud native CI/CD intro
- 2:54Traditional CI/CD limits
- 8:54Cloud native tech and benefits
- 13:52Cloud native CI/CD traits
- 21:44Kubernetes and Helmcharts
- 25:57GitOps and Argo CD
- 29:09Tecton cloud native CI/CD
- 36:40Jenkins X cloud native CI/CD
- 41:12Argo CD GitOps deploy
- 43:40Cloud native CI/CD tools
- 48:00Q&A
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