Adopting GitOps Best Practices at HeidelbergCement
Talkat Continuous Delivery Summit 2019 - San Diego · on Monday, 2019-11-18· at 23:20· San Diego Convention Center - Room 1, 131 W Harbor Dr·
summary
HeildelbergCement/Lehigh Hanson adopts a hybrid GitOps pipeline using Tekton for CI, Argo CD for continuous reconciliation, and a custom webhook that generates Tekton PipelineResources on git events. Builds shrink from 18 to 2 minute build times by moving heavy work into Tekton tasks; Argo CD handles dynamic runtime diffs via ignored-annotations and path selection. The system deploys from a separate config repo, reconciles cluster state continuously, and the live demo shows image tagging, pipeline runs and successful syncs.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 1:44About HeidelbergCement
- 2:29The Platform Architecture
- 3:46CI/CD before GitOps
- 7:01What is Gitops
- 10:01Weave Flux vs Argo CD
- 14:14GitOps with ArgoCD
- 17:02The final GitOps workflow
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