Robocat Meets Octopus and Octocat: Interoperability in CI/CD
summary
Demo shows a concrete pipeline that ties Tekton with Argo CD and GitHub Actions: it uses Tekton Tasks, Pipelines, Triggers with an EventListener to accept GitHub webhooks, runs clone → lint → test → build steps, pushes images to Docker Hub, and then uses Argo CD sync to deploy the new image. A GitHub Actions workflow installs tkn and pipeline tasks from the Tekton Hub and triggers pipeline runs; live commits produce pipeline runs, published images, and updated deployments end-to-end.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 0:38Cicd Process in Practice
- 2:49Create a Release
- 3:39Continuous Deployment
- 9:07Trigger Binding
- 9:32Trigger Template
- 9:57Event Listener
- 11:22Argo Cd
- 16:13Workflow
- 18:26Create the Docker Hub Service Account
- 19:46Create a Web Hook
- 26:01Why Github Actions
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