How to Clean Up Your DevOps Dumping Ground
summary
Claims that an event-driven workflows-as-code layer can replace one-off “digital duct tape” and cut rework by routing events from existing tools into reusable workflows. Implementation uses Kubernetes and Tekton pipelines: the Relay operator translates YAML workflows into Tekton pipelines, runs each workflow in its own namespace for multi-tenancy, and passes state between containerized steps. Demoed a live ec2 reaper workflow that finds untagged EC2 instances and terminates them; core and integrations are open source on relay.sh and GitHub.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:51Cloud adoption shifts
- 3:59CD complexity challenges
- 6:25DevOps dumping ground risks
- 8:34Workflows as code concept
- 10:42Tekton pipelines role
- 13:09Relay operator workflow
- 15:13EC2 grim reaper example
- 17:20Integration ecosystem
- 19:26Live workflow demo
- 21:55Product availability
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