This repository has all the code used for You are holding it wrong, my KubeHuddle talk - Oct. 3, 2022.
You will find:
- Dagger.io v0.2.x pipeline config: kubehuddle.cue
- Dagger.io v0.2.x code to manage a Civo.com K8s cluster: civo/k8s.cue
- Dagger.io v0.3.x GraphQL query examples to show a Civo.com K8S cluster: civo/k8s.graphql
- K8s manifests used for bootstraping a newly created Civo.com K8s cluster: bootstrap
- K8s app manifests used by ArgoCD to automatically keep the app in sync: app/yaml
- GitHub Action that uses Dagger.io to build, publish the app image & auto-commits: .github/workflows/dagger.yml
- 💡 App image uses
cosignverification: kubehuddle.cue#L110-L128 - GitHub Action workflow runs: Dagger
- ArgoCD config that auto-deploys when the repository updates: bootstrap/3.argocd-app.yml
- Asciinema recordings for various commands, e.g.
dagger do k8s: asciinema
🗂 Slides are publicly available.
The talk has been recorded Oct. 3, 2022 and can be watched here: 🎬 TBA
| Format | Duration | Level |
|---|---|---|
| Presentation | 20 minutes | Advanced |
CI/CD is what gets your code from your laptop to your Kubernetes.
If that is not the case, this talk is not for you. What if I told you that you've been holding CI/CD wrong all this time? If you cannot run it locally, need to wait more than 5 minutes to see if a change works, and get goose bumps when someone on your team mentions migrating CI/CD, you're holding it wrong.
After decades thinking about this problem, this is what holding it right means to me. Kubernetes is a small piece of the puzzle, and contrary to what many think, it should not be used to solve all problems. I learned this from someone else, and also... Join me if you are curious to see where this goes.
- Extract code in this standalone repository
- Check that GitHub Actions workflow works
- Check that GitHub Actions workflow auto-triggers
- Make
kubehuddlepackage (container) public - Link this repository to
kubehuddlepackage - Check that code works on a clean workstation 💻
hannibal - Record backup asciinemas... just in case
- Link to slides
- Link to video
- Tag
2022& update links in README.md