Introducing Dagger Modules: Open Source CI/CD Building Blocks You Already Know How to Write
summary
Dagger lets teams write CI primitives as real code: create a function in TypeScript Go Python, run dagger call build to return a container, then dagger call up to serve it locally and up locally and in any CI with caching, interactive debugging (dagger call --interactive), and registry publish to an ephemeral TLS registry. Functions automatically provide a free CLI and library; demos show a web app served from a module, shared over enro, and inspected with a terminal inside the built container.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to Dagger
- 2:43The problem with pipelines
- 7:28Dagger API and functions
- 11:18Working with Dagger modules
- 19:36Caching and inner loops
- 21:59Advanced module composition
- 25:40Q&A and technical details
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