Native CI and CD pipelines for Arm
summary
Claims a working native CI/CD for Arm by combining Shippable with Packet hardware so builds run on native Arm nodes instead of emulators, using lightweight Alpine-based agents, monthly-published Arm language images, and on-demand Packet provisioning (about seven minutes to spin a physical box). Commits produce a Docker image per commit that can be pushed to registries and deployed via SSH, with SSH access for debugging, Travis-compatible YAML support, 32/64-bit matrix builds, caching and parallelization — and the demo completes end‑to‑end.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to native CI/CD
- 4:38Problems with emulators and virtualization
- 7:07Solution with native Arm CI/CD
- 16:46Live demo walkthrough
- 35:39Q&A and future plans
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