Tutorial: Introduction to Supply Chain Choreography with Cartographer
summary
Cartographer templates and Flux source controller manifests, then choreographs them into a supply chain that feeds a kpack image build and a Knative serving deployment, mapping outputs (status.artifact.url → image → manifest) to inputs so one workload YAML starts automated builds and rollouts. The demo writes generated manifests to a GitOps repo using a Tekton runnable task, shows a central build plus multiple deliverables (QA/stage/prod), and triggers rebuilds automatically when stack or buildpack updates introduce fixes.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Start
- 0:13Introduction to Supply Chain Choreography with Cartographer
- 4:02Terminal Window
- 4:40About Cartographer
- 7:25Agenda
- 15:53Build Stage
- 20:59Difference between Choreography and Orchestration
- 30:16Create a Workload with Application Specific Details
- 35:23Cluster Template
- 36:08Cap Controller
- 41:02Mapping Outputs To Input
- 54:57Delete the Workload Resource
- 56:36Config Map
- 1:02:51Definition of the Tecton Task
- 1:03:08Bash Script
- 1:07:28Build Packs
- 1:11:00Cluster Deployment
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