Dagger at Scale: How Not to Stab Yourself with Your Pipelines
summary
Dagger is a container-based, programmable CI/CD engine (created by Docker’s founder) that lets teams define reproducible pipelines as code. The presenters give live demos and real-world examples showing patterns and anti-patterns for using Dagger at scale, covering module organization, performance, and developer experience to keep many pipelines maintainable.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Dagger at BClick
- 3:10Scale problems
- 6:43Caching and volumes
- 13:17Testcontainers with Dagger
- 16:06Failed test reports
- 22:19DaggerShell and Mise
- 27:14Mise rollout
- 29:43Conclusion
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