CNAB (Cloud Native Application Bundles)
summary
CNAB packages an entire distributed app into one bundle including an invocation image, parameters, credentials and mixins; two CLIs exist: duffel (low-level) and Porter handles secrets and glues existing tools. Demo uses Porter to create an Azure service principal, run ARM templates to provision an AKS cluster (3 nodes) and Cosmos DB, pass the DB host via outputs link operations into a Helm chart, and deploy the Spring Music app — the site gets a public IP and serves traffic, proving the bundle works end-to-end.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:38Idan Shahar
- 2:07What is CNAB
- 5:30How do we use bundles
- 12:07Installing porter
- 14:14Infrastructure as Code
- 16:28Demo
- 20:47Bundlejson
- 22:07Dockerfile
- 25:44Template
- 29:49Recap
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