Tekton From source to production inside Kubernetes
summary
Demo shows an end-to-end Tekton CI/CD pipeline for a Java Spring app that actually runs inside Kubernetes: a seven‑step pipeline clones a repo, captures the commit sha as a result, builds and pushes a container image without a Dockerfile using Cloud Native Buildpacks, and deploys to a target cluster. Pipeline uses workspaces, parameters and results to pass commit and image names, runs under a Kubernetes service account with registry creds, and can be started by HTTP via Tekton Triggers and inspected with Tekton Dashboard.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Tekton introduction and evolution
- 7:20Tekton Pipelines core components
- 16:10Simple pipeline with Tasks
- 22:11Workspaces and artifact storage
- 28:44Deploying apps with Tekton
- 33:45Automating pipelines with Triggers
- 41:56Tekton Dashboard and tools
- 42:42Custom pipeline building blocks
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