Build, Ship & Run the Docker Way
summary
Tudum is a SaaS run platform that automates Git→build→deploy using a build-on-your-node builder container that compiles images on designated nodes (AWS, DigitalOcean or on‑prem). It maps Docker image tags to Git branches, supports pre/post hooks and tests, and uses a custom overlay (weave) plus an HAProxy frontend that updates automatically. Stacks use a Tudum YAML with node tags and target container counts; deployments push to Docker Hub and perform zero-downtime one-by-one redeploys. Demo shows features working despite DNS/Internet hiccups.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 2:51build and test repositories
- 5:38launch a new node cluster from any provider
- 22:53auto redeploy
- 24:00edit the port on the stack
- 26:10update the configuration
- 26:35updating the definition of the load balancer
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