Say Goodbye to Hello World, Say Hello to Real World Delivery Pipelines
summary
Code-heavy demos set up Jenkins on VMs and Jenkins on Kubernetes, trigger builds from GitHub webhooks, run a Gradle build that produces a jar, and push artifacts into Azure Container Registry (images and Helm charts) using az acr helm push. A TFS/Azure DevOps post-build step creates a release that deploys to test, then a 50% canary traffic slot, with manual approvals and automated gates checking Azure Monitor and policies. Image scanning (Aqua) and a Jenkinsfile pipeline are used; demos deploy successfully end-to-end.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 0:33Agenda
- 1:48Jenkins on Vms
- 2:07Jenkins on Virtual Machines
- 2:49Architecture References
- 5:26What Kubernetes Is
- 8:26Azure Container Registry
- 9:17Jenkins File
- 11:17Jenkins Plugins
- 14:09Github Pull Request Extension
- 17:26Tfs Plugin
- 23:46Demo
- 31:40Continuous Deployment
- 37:22Approval Policies
- 39:01Query Azure Monitor Alerts
- 43:12Resources
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