Bringing Buildpacks to Kubernetes
summary
Shows how Cloud Native Buildpacks replace hand-written Dockerfiles to produce OCI images for Kubernetes, using the pack CLI locally and a cluster controller (kpack controller) that watches Git and publishes images. Demonstrates building Node and Java apps without Dockerfiles, pushing images, deploying them as Kubernetes Deployments and Services, and doing a rolling update; the demos succeed despite a few live hiccups. Emphasizes the rebase capability so platforms can update base images and propagate CVE fixes without changing app code.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to build packs
- 1:33Problems with Docker files
- 6:44Cloud native build packs
- 12:20Using the pack CLI
- 18:52Kubernetes deployment demo
- 25:31Automating with kpac
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