Bringing CI to Laptops with Drone extension for Docker Desktop
summary
Brings Drone CI into Docker Desktop via a Docker extension that installs with a created volume and a pulled image (demo used version 1.1.2), runs Docker-based Drone pipelines locally and reuses plugins from plugins.io, supports env files and secrets, and executes pipelines that build jars, docker build/push and deploy to a k3d local cluster by mounting the docker socket (requires privileged mode). Logs stream to the CLI rather than the UI; demo runs a Java pipeline, pushes to the local registry and serves a nodeport response, proving the extension works. Drone Desktop extension
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker
- 0:36Evolution of deployment
- 4:45The need for CI
- 6:15Introducing Drone pipelines
- 11:11Docker extension concept
- 13:12Installation and demo
- 20:06Resources and conclusion
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