Making Spinnaker Your Own
summary
Shows how Spinnaker gains concrete extensibility: adds a Kubernetes v2 pre-configured run job stage and a webhook stage, uses Kaniko to build and push Docker images from a repo, deploys manifests, runs integration tests as Kubernetes jobs, captures logs in the Spinnaker UI and parses echoed JSON into pipeline context, and calls JIRA to mark a ticket. Everything is implemented as configurable Orca stage definitions in a GitHub repo and the demo pipeline runs end to end successfully.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to Spinnaker
- 1:09Why extensibility matters
- 7:31Web hooks and run jobs
- 12:11Kubernetes job integration
- 17:31Demo pipeline setup
- 21:05Pre-configured stage anatomy
- 27:55Live pipeline execution
- 29:18Automating workflows
- 30:26Q&A and resources
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