Full Stack Cloud Native Packaging – An Intro to CNAB - Ben Griffin & Clarence Bakirtzidis, Microsoft
summary
CNAB packages application images, infrastructure code and the installer image into an OCI-pushed JSON bundle that can be cryptographically signed and verified. Implementation demos use Porter with mixins for terraform and Helm: terraform provisions a DigitalOcean Postgres, Helm deploys a Spring Music container to an existing Kubernetes cluster, and Porter wires outputs (public IP) back to the user. The demo runs end-to-end, supports thick (air‑gapped) bundles and works as shown.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:30Cloud-native apps
- 1:37How can we simplify this experience?
- 3:57CNAB-Cloud Native Application Bundle
- 4:36Anatomy of a CNAB bundle
- 6:08The invocation image
- 6:50CNAB - Implementations
- 9:52Porter Workflows
- 12:15porter create
- 12:56porter.yaml
- 14:17Mixins
- 15:01Mixin Output
- 15:31Demo - Spring Music App
- 21:15Demo - Spring Music Architecture @
- 22:33Key Takeaways
- 23:42Resources
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