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Serverless Jenkins X pipelines run on the Tekton execution engine and offer three pipeline sources: default build packs, repository jenkins-x.yml overrides, or a full pipeline YAML. Steps run in separate containers, stages run as pods with the workspace copied between stages, release pipelines tag commits while pull request pipelines run throwaway snapshots for every PR. CLI tools include jx step syntax validate and an “effective” generator to show the merged pipeline. Feature gaps: conditional stages, post hooks and cross-repo pipeline sharing.
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chapters (29)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:47Jenkins X
- 1:22Tecton
- 2:11How do pipelines work
- 2:56Pipeline life cycle
- 4:57Pipeline logs
- 5:50Basic concepts
- 6:26Steps
- 7:33Stages
- 8:56Defining a Pipeline
- 11:24Build Packs
- 13:09YeahMo
- 13:42Overwriting Build Packs
- 14:49Environment Variables
- 16:38Demo
- 19:49Before or After
- 20:52Replace
- 21:36Full pipelines
- 22:59Pipeline structure
- 23:29Stage names
- 27:07Step
- 28:13Container Options
- 29:47Default Pipeline
- 31:39Validate Pipeline
- 32:43Effective Pipeline
- 33:58JSON Schema
- 36:00Baby Robot
- 38:44Slack
- 40:43Questions
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