Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery Pipelines for Beginners and Managers
summary
Pipeline layout lists concrete steps and expected inputs, outputs and side effects: a setup step provisions workspace and secrets, source clones code, build produces generated binaries, test emits coverage reports, package/tag/publish yields images and artifacts, and deploy/verify/cleanup manage environments. Security steps include secret detection, dependency discovery, a bill of materials (SBOM), remediate auto-upgrades, signing and policy gates. Prototype automation uses Tekton and integrates scanners like Twistlock and Slack notifications; work focuses on standardizing interchangeable step/task types for interoperability.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to CI/CD
- 5:04Basic CI/CD concepts
- 11:10Pipeline step types
- 17:26DevSecOps and security
- 26:54Pluggable CI/CD research
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