Introduction to Cloud Native Buildpacks
summary
Cloud Native Buildpacks converts source code to OCI images without Dockerfiles by composing layered outputs (application, runtime, dependencies, stack) and producing reproducible images with build metadata and labels. The pack CLI drives the lifecycle (detect, restore, analyze, build, export, cache) against builder images (example: Google builder picks 4 buildpacks for a Node app), produces an image that runs (Node app served on port 5000) and can add extras from the public registry (sshd enabled on 2222). The project supports image rebase CVE patching and proposes Stack Packs to install per-app OS packages.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 0:19Objective of Build Packs
- 1:52Metadata
- 4:01Node Js Application
- 4:24Phase Markers
- 7:39Build Image
- 9:56Public Build Pack Registry
- 12:24Steven Levine
- 14:25Example of What a Build Looks like
- 17:29Abi Compatibility
- 22:05Stack Packs
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