First-time Spinnaker Contributors Workshop
summary
Hands-on workshop shows how to stand up open-source Spinnaker 1.29.0 in a shared Kubernetes namespace using Kustomize + Spinnaker Operator, patch manifests for in-cluster MinIO persistence, and apply with kubectl -k. Local development runs Orca via Telepresence bi-directional proxy so Gradle-built Orca connects to remote services, port-forwarding gate and deck (9000/8084). Attendees add a new Orca stage and tasks, return stage outputs, run a pipeline to validate the stage, and observe successful executions.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Workshop introduction
- 14:10Spinnaker architecture overview
- 29:05Setting up development environment
- 57:50Deploying Spinnaker cluster
- 1:13:34Adding new pipeline stage
- 1:41:28Building and running Orca locally
- 1:54:06Workshop wrap-up and resources
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