Building Event-Driven Pipelines with Brigade
summary
Installs Brigade on Kubernetes (controller, gateway, API) and defines pipelines as JavaScript that spawn jobs; a push to GitHub triggers a webhook that runs a job which builds the image into Azure Container Registry and then runs a helm upgrade --install to deploy the app — all done with secrets stored in a Brigade project file. Visibility uses Kosti dashboard and brigadeterm. A final job posts a tweet from the pipeline — it succeeds end to end.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:25About me
- 1:10Audience Participation
- 2:05OpenFast
- 2:58Web Frontend
- 3:27Deployment Pipeline
- 3:42Pipelines
- 4:22What is Brigade
- 5:56Brigade Architecture
- 7:25Live Coding
- 9:10Install Brigade Project
- 10:32Create Pipeline
- 20:16Twitter Pipeline
- 23:42Brigade Gateway
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