CI That Scales With your Project
summary
Concourse CI is a container‑driven pipeline system used to run hundreds of team pipelines at Cloud Foundry, claiming reproducible builds and fast debugging via fly hijack and local execution. Pipelines are built from three primitives—resources, tasks, jobs—with first‑class support for git and s3 resources plus a bosh deployment resource. Workers are stateless, scale by changing a BOSH manifest, builds run in Garden containers, caching is absent today, and the system is open source at github.com/concourse.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction to Concourse
- 1:47Why build Concourse
- 3:12Demo of Concourse pipelines
- 6:23Core concepts of Concourse
- 9:31Reproducibility and recovery
- 12:45Resources and extensibility
- 15:55Debugging and local builds
- 16:36Architecture and scalability
- 19:45UI challenges and solutions
- 20:28Open source and resources
- 21:10Caveats and future plans
- 22:51Pipeline configuration example
- 26:05Q&A session
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