Develop microservices faster with an open source platform
summary
Claim: an open source Fabric8 platform automates the full microservice lifecycle so teams create, build, test, stage and deploy immutable Docker images with generated Kubernetes manifests and Jenkins pipelines. It wires Git (gogs), Nexus, Docker registry, Docker, Kubernetes and Jenkins together, provides wizards to scaffold services, centralized logs and Prometheus metrics plus Zipkin tracing, and supports rolling and canary releases. The team reports 200 repos automated and designs for hundreds to thousands of services and thousands of releases per day; demos mostly succeed, with fallbacks to video.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 0:25Software is eating the world
- 1:56creating value through software
- 2:38Continuous Delivery of Containerised Microservices
- 7:02AUTOMATE
- 39:48Docker
- 41:56Kubernetes
- 44:51Jenkins
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