Efficient Management of Microservices
summary
Shows a working pipeline that uses JFrog Artifactory as the canonical binary and image registry, OpenShift (Kubernetes) for orchestration, and Jenkins for CI/CD; demos build a C++ timer and a Node.js “Welcome to swamp” app via OpenShift S2I, pushing images back to Artifactory and auto-redeploying on commit. Explains Artifactory HA, filesystem replication, readiness and liveness health checks, pushes prebuilt C++ packages with Conan, uses builder images with assemble and run scripts, and demonstrates that images deploy and roll out successfully with OpenShift rollback and replication options.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 1:05DevOps and container basics
- 6:45Kubernetes and OpenShift overview
- 11:04Artifactory's role in microservices
- 16:25Source-to-Image (S2I) workflow
- 25:56Demo: C++ and Node.js pipelines
- 27:45Building robust artifact pipelines
- 31:42Q&A session
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