Self Service Kubernetes for Early Adopters
summary
IG builds a Jenkins self‑service job that clones a Kubernetes archetype, create a new Git repo, and scaffolds Jenkinsfiles, Helm charts and Dockerfiles automatically. The pipeline uses Kaniko to build images, Maven for Java artifacts, pushes Helm values and charts to Artifactory, then triggers Spinnaker to bake Helm values and deploy to a Kubernetes cluster. The demo shows an end‑to‑end run: repo created, CI/CD jobs generated, image built, Helm deployed and the pod becomes ready.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to talk
- 1:36Containerization challenges
- 3:03What is self-service
- 4:50Self-service explained
- 8:44Demo setup overview
- 9:29Jenkins self-service job
- 12:42Application creation process
- 14:07CI pipeline execution
- 15:57CD deployment to Kubernetes
- 17:47Application readiness check
- 18:52Next steps and Q&A
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