Tekton and ArgoCD: The Dynamic Duo for GitOps-based Continuous I/D/D
summary
Shows a concrete pipeline: Tekton serverless tasks run git clone, Maven package, build a container image, push to Quay and update k8s manifests; workspaces pass artifacts between steps and reusable tasks come from the Tekton Hub. A Quarkus game gets a shake-to-generate-energy feature and Argo CD detects the manifest change and auto-deploys with zero downtime; live demo has ~34–38 players per team and tasks scale to zero after completion. Argo CD auto-sync
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Tekton and ArgoCD intro
- 1:47From FTP to modern CI/CD
- 6:23Windmill game demo
- 10:22Developer workflow
- 11:52Cloud-native CI/CD with Tekton
- 14:47Tekton concepts and pipelines
- 15:09GitOps with ArgoCD
- 18:19Shaking feature deployment
- 27:04Automated ArgoCD rollout
- 28:07Resources and learning
- 29:53ArgoCD vs Argo Rollouts Q&A
- 32:44Tekton deprecation Q&A
- 34:25Red Hat projects Q&A
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