Advanced Deployment Strategies and Workflows for Containerized Apps on DC/OS
summary
DC/OS/Kubernetes orchestration gets automated with vamp running as a container, using breeds and blueprints to represent app versions, a gateway that streams request metrics into Elasticsearch, and Node.js workflows that adjust HAProxy weights. Demo shows a Jenkins pipeline (≈85 lines) triggering a rolling release via the CLI slider, a canary workflow that checks 500 errors over a 30s window and rolls back if >3, and successful integration options for Marathon, Consul and Kubernetes via dialects — it works as shown.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 12:32Extract Metrics from the Gateway
- 17:29Rolling Release from a Ci Cd Pipeline
- 17:56Typical Deployment Pipeline
- 18:56Simple Rolling Deploy
- 20:09Vamp Generate Command
- 22:51Merge Command
- 23:28Update the Gateway
- 24:03Jenkins Pipeline Script
- 25:40Split the Testing
- 29:41Workflows
- 30:19Environment Variables
- 32:32Workflow
- 43:02How Do You Integrate with the Kubernetes Ingress
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