A Mini-PaaS for Developers With Waypoint
summary
Waypoint provides a Heroku-like internal PaaS workflow that turns a repo and a waypoint.hcl into a runnable app with a single waypoint up command. The demo builds with pack buildpacks, pushes to Docker registry, deploys to a three-node k3s cluster (Deployment + Service + Ingress), provisions TLS via cert-manager, reads secrets from Kubernetes, and integrates Stripe — the app finishes deployed, HTTPS works, and the Stripe checkout succeeds.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to Waypoint
- 1:05The current ecosystem
- 2:23Understanding Waypoint
- 4:15The case for Waypoint
- 5:45Core features and benefits
- 7:29Architecture and plugins
- 9:53Deployment scenarios
- 15:44Advanced team workflows
- 18:00Current challenges
- 21:45Evolution of Waypoint
- 24:24Hands-on demonstration
- 38:21Conclusion
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