Lightning Talk
summary
Kaval is presented as a CNCF Sandbox collection that actually builds and runs: ytt templating and overlays takes YAML input, extracts variables and functions, and renders final YAML used to create a Service and Deployment in the demo. kapp waits until resources converge and enforces dependency ordering (CRDs, namespaces first), accepts Helm or ytt inputs and supports -y noninteractive runs. A server‑side package repository in OCI registries is installed, reconciles periodically, uses service accounts, and the demo shows adding and removing packages successfully.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Carvel introduction
- 1:07What is ytt
- 3:14Demo: ytt templating
- 5:47Introduction to kapp and its features
- 6:38Demo: kapp dependencies
- 8:04kapp controller
- 10:13kapp controller benefits
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