Adopting CDEvents and Embracing Interoperability
summary
CD Events now ships releases 0.1 through 0.3 with concrete integrations and roadmapped features rather than vague promises. It already has a Jenkins plugin published, experimental Tekton controller, Spinnaker RFC and POCs, Testkube test events, and Harbor interest. Release 0.3 adds artifact-signed events and incident events to cover remaining DORA metrics. SDKs are generated from JSON schemas with Go SDK v0.3 released, Java on Maven Central and Python incoming. 0.4 plans include event signing, explicit correlation IDs and richer supply chain attestations.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to CDEvents
- 1:01What CDEvents are
- 3:49Choreography vs orchestration
- 5:53Observability in event workflows
- 8:08Benefits of CDEvents
- 9:34CDEvents history
- 11:02CDEvents new features
- 14:34CDEvents adoption progress
- 19:52Lessons from integrations
- 24:06CDEvents roadmap
- 29:49Call for contributions
- 30:30Q&A
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