Implementing Cloud Native CI/CD
summary
Traditional CI/CD tools assume fixed build agents and VM artifacts and fail at cloud native needs so containers for reproducibility, Kubernetes for orchestration and serverless scaling are required, which enables thousands of deploys per week and at-scale orgs like Netflix (600 microservices) and Uber (7,000 at peak). Tekton provides building blocks for composable pipelines and underpins custom systems (Apple’s Rio), Jenkins X is an opinionated end‑to‑end Kubernetes native CI/CD with migration cost, and Argo CD is GitOps focused for declarative multi‑cluster deployment that continuously syncs desired and actual state.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Cloud native CI/CD intro
- 1:29Cloud native tech
- 2:12Traditional CI/CD limits
- 5:00Cloud native CI/CD benefits
- 8:11Desired CI/CD tool traits
- 12:01Cloud native CI/CD challenges
- 13:05Containers and Kubernetes
- 16:58GitOps methodology
- 21:52Tekton overview
- 29:02Jenkins X solution
- 33:42Argo CD for GitOps
- 37:36Tekton vs Jenkins X vs Argo CD
- 38:18Q&A
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