Modern continous delivery on Azure Kubernetes Service
summary
Demonstrates a concrete pipeline replacement: Keptn runs on AKS, sends CloudEvents to tool integrations (Helm for deploy, JMeter/Gatling for tests, Dynatrace for metrics) and enforces SLO-based quality gates that evaluate indicators and objectives, then promotes or rolls back via blue/green deployments. Demo shows end-to-end runs and a working Azure DevOps task; claimed outcomes include reducing manual approvals from ~30 minutes to 1–2 minutes and reported speedups of ~75% and manual work cuts around 80%.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 13:43How Can I Build a Process Based on Events
- 16:14Shipyard File
- 19:51Site Reliability Engineering Best Practices
- 24:31Trigger a Delivery Sequence
- 28:46Relative Thresholds
- 31:20Quality Gate
- 35:34Integration Azure Devops
- 39:03How You Can Deliver Applications on Your Kubernetes Clusters
- 39:58How To Get Started
- 42:45Does It Only Work in Kubernetes
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