Building Universal CI/CD Pipelines
summary
Claims a reusable, platform‑agnostic CI/CD shape: express intent as a ubiquitous language and generate platform manifests from it. Implements examples with Make as task manager calling language scripts, project bootstrapping via projen style generators that stay in sync, and a working demo that uses Dagger SDK with Python to program pipelines and run on GitHub Actions, producing published package versions and RC artifacts to prove portability and repeatability.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:01Motivation for universal CI/CD
- 4:53Defining CI/CD pipelines
- 7:41Designing ubiquitous pipelines
- 10:35Implementing pipelines
- 12:24Make for task management
- 14:08Platform-agnostic CI/CD with Dagger
- 19:52Live Dagger demo in GitHub Actions
- 22:40Key learnings
- 24:47Next steps
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