End to End automation and Continuous Delivery of Microservices (...)
summary
Demonstration installs Jenkins X onto a Kubernetes cluster with one command (jx install) and provisions Nexus, an internal Docker registry, Monocular/ChartMuseum and Jenkins in minutes; a generated Spring Boot microservice triggers a Jenkins pipeline that builds and pushes a Docker image in ~5–7 minutes using Draft and Skaffold, deploys via Helm charts, and creates preview environments per pull request in isolated namespaces. Promotion to production uses GitOps (pull requests via jx promote) and works end-to-end.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to agile and CD
- 2:38Challenges with Kubernetes
- 4:44What is Jenkins X
- 7:40Demo setup overview
- 13:03Creating a microservice
- 21:35Jenkins X tool integration
- 27:38Kubernetes manifests and charts
- 32:07Adding a new feature
- 37:40Preview environments
- 40:12Promoting to production
- 43:13Take-home messages
- 46:23Q&A on upgrades and hosting
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