GitLab CI and Kubernetes: deploying Applications continuously to Kubernetes
summary
Shows GitLab CI building a Docker image, pushing it to the GitLab registry, applying Kubernetes manifests (templated with Helm/grep‑style sed) and creating a review app URL from a merge request so the change is live on a preview cluster. Pipeline runs tests, builds image, deploys to review, and a manual button promotes a tagged release to production; UI offers redeploy/rollback. Demo builds and deploys successfully and mentions Prometheus operator for metrics.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 2:39Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery
- 6:32Ci Files
- 7:08Pipelines and Jobs
- 12:16Pipelines
- 20:56Kubernetes Cluster
- 21:57Integration with the Google Cloud Platform
- 25:06Service Object
- 26:29Ingress
- 27:26Deployments
- 38:57Merge to Master
- 41:57Rollback Demo
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