Expand Your Spinnaker Pipeline to the Desktop [I]
summary
Demonstrates a working proof of concept that adds minikube as a cloud provider into Spinnaker by deploying a small SSH pod (pushed to GCR) that establishes a reverse tunnel and forwards port 8443 so Spinnaker can call the local API. Uses halyard, kubectl, socat and a reverse SSH command; Jenkins runs builds and tests. It works end to end for testing but remains manual, insecure, and not production ready while suggesting Telepresence as a next step.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 9:51Halyard to configure Spinnaker
- 10:57Deploy Spinnaker with Halyard
- 12:48Pipelines
- 15:38Deep linking
- 24:44A note on Security
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