A Case Study of Tekton’s Role in Continuous Deployment and DevSecOps Com...
summary
Tekton replaces on‑prem Azure DevOps agent queues by running declarative pipelines inside Kubernetes/OpenShift, triggered via Git webhooks over SSH and git tags, and using a PVC workspace for shared source. Integrations include Gradle builds, SonarQube SAST gate, Quay image scanning, Helm packaging and Argo CD for promotion. The bank moves from queued agents to faster releases, PVC workspace sharing and pipeline pre‑deployment gates enforce compliance, and overall build throughput and deployment velocity measurably improve.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 1:45What is Tekton
- 6:27Real-world case study
- 10:44Integration challenges
- 13:36Key takeaways and lessons
- 14:58Q&A
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