Hands-on Introduction to TektonCD
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Tekton is a powerful and flexible open-source framework for creating CI/CD systems, allowing developers to build, test, and deploy across cloud providers and on-premise systems.
Standardization
Tekton standardizes CI/CD tooling and processes across vendors, languages, and deployment environments. It works well with Jenkins, Jenkins X, Skaffold, Knative, and many other popular CI/CD tools.
Built-in best practices
Tekton lets you create CI/CD systems quickly, giving you scalable, serverless, cloud native execution out of the box.
Maximum flexibility
Tekton abstracts the underlying implementation so that you can choose the build, test, and deploy workflow based on your team’s requirements.
🕰 Timeline
00:00 - Holding screen
00:40 - Introductions
03:00 - What is TektonCD?
07:00 - Installing TektonCD
10:10 - Creating our first tasks
27:50 - Creating our first pipeline
44:20 - Building our first container image with buildah
56:30 - Triggering a build from GitHub events
🌎 Resources
Kevin McDermott - https://twitter.com/bigkevmcd
TektonCD - https://tekton.dev
Technologies used in this video
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