Keynote: The Future of Continuous Delivery
summary
Companies say Kubernetes becomes the de facto OS for deployment and many teams adopt Argo workflows or GitOps pull models to handle edge and offline devices using single-node Kubernetes at sites. Interoperability wins via CloudEvents, OpenTelemetry and OCI packaging so containers and lambdas move between providers, but managed CI/CD services still force a measured vendor-lock in tradeoff. Community contributions to OSS, docs and declarative IaC accelerate safe adoption.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Welcome and introductions
- 1:25Current challenges in CD adoption
- 5:15Interoperability in CI/CD tools
- 8:04Kubernetes and cloud-native trends
- 10:51Managed CI/CD services and lock-in risks
- 15:08Multi-environment deployment pipelines
- 17:33Community call to action
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