Shipwright - What Happened in our First Year as a CDF Project
summary
Shipwright declares and runs container image builds on Kubernetes with pluggable strategies like BuildKit, kaniko, ko, Buildah and Buildpacks, and ships 15 releases in its first year with >50% more contributors and ~70 improvement proposals. Installation is now via OperatorHub install, builds are driven from a new CLI using shp build create/run and support local source upload (kubectl cp or source-bundle) plus parameterized strategies, TTL retention and status with commit SHA and image digest. Added volume caching 1m40→2s for ko rebuilds; roadmap adds image post-processing, SBOM/vulnerability scanning, signing, triggers and Tekton integrations.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:25What is Shipwright
- 3:31Shipwright community overview
- 7:21New projects announcement
- 8:46Shipwright CLI demo
- 10:10Build API features
- 12:58Local source support
- 17:15Roadmap and future plans
- 22:52Call to action and community
- 24:15Q&A session
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