Applying CI/CD Patterns to Image Mode for RHEL
summary
Shows a concrete CI/CD pipeline: a Containerfile builds an OCI image, a Tekton pipeline (examples for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, Ansible exist) signs the image with cosign, runs boots image builder in a container to convert to qcow2/AMI/ISO, pushes to a registry and deploys to KubeVirt as a VM. Demo creates a point‑of‑sale VM that boots, contains the configured user and app, and later receives delta updates and soft reboot rollbacks without full backups. Quickstart repo provides ready pipelines.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04Bootable containers
- 3:12Bootable container ingredients
- 5:19Building bootable image
- 7:05Deploying bootable systems
- 9:36Use cases
- 12:24CI/CD patterns for image mode
- 17:19Community project
- 18:45Live demo
- 23:21Real-world benefits
- 24:49When to use
- 25:54Resources
- 26:38Q&A
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