Modern Software Delivery: Triumphs and Failures
summary
Argues that containers break operability (kernel panics on aufs/device‑mapper, slow layer pulls) so the team reverts to OS packages, builds a Go toolset and a new GPS package format that produces cryptographically verifiable artifacts, supports multi‑OS roots, and delivers sub‑20s microservice updates. Implements an indexed archive with HTTP range fetch so files can be validated or repaired without full downloads. Milestone one (ancillary manager, build DSL, actions like users/services) is working but dependency solver and public release are pending.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 2:44Summary
- 7:38Building Binaries Locally
- 7:58Deploying Artifacts via Ssh
- 14:32Container Builds
- 15:35Operating System Packages
- 20:43Debian Package Metadata
- 24:48Usability
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