Adding containers to your CI/CD pipeline
summary
Live demo builds a Node app image via a Jenkins pipeline deployed into Kubernetes with Helm, then pushes artifacts to Cloud Build + Container Registry and updates the cluster with kubectl apply. The pipeline is multibranch, uses a Jenkinsfile and Cloud Build YAML (multistage), injects secrets as files, and shows images versioned and visible in registry; images claim <3s cold starts, Jenkins on tiny nodes is slow but the Container Builder path scales automatically.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and setup
- 1:04CI/CD and containers overview
- 8:09Integrating Kubernetes with CI/CD
- 15:42Cloud-native best practices
- 20:23Demo: Jenkins with Helm
- 34:07Demo: Container Builder and Kubernetes
- 44:15Wrap-up and key takeaways
- 46:08Q&A session
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