Introduction to Spinnaker on Kubernetes
summary
Builds a local Kubernetes cluster with k3s and a local MinIO volume, runs Halyard in-cluster to install Spinnaker, and connects Spinnaker to the cluster with kubectl. Creates namespaces dev/test/prod, defines load balancer and ingress YAML, and assembles a pipeline with a parameterized tag and a manual execution that completes successfully. Notes Spinnaker handles blue/green and canary strategies out of the box and expects an external CI engine such as Jenkins.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and agenda
- 1:25Understanding Kubernetes
- 6:00Introduction to Spinnaker
- 6:43Demo setup and configuration
- 8:32Building a deployment pipeline
- 12:36Advanced Spinnaker features
- 14:11Integrating Jenkins and CD
- 15:09Closing and Q&A
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