Continuous Deployment With Jenkins X And Kubernetes
summary
Jenkins X (JX) uses a CLI to provision a GKE Kubernetes cluster, install Jenkins, Helm, chartmuseum and sample buildpacks, then create a GitHub repo, a full pipeline and two environments and deploy a Go app to staging and promote it to production, all driven by commits in environments-as-git repositories. The project’s claim is process-first not tool-first: pipelines and Helm charts are pipeline defined as code, and the demo creates GKE cluster in minutes and mostly succeeds.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to Jenkins X
- 7:52Jenkins X and CD evolution
- 15:50Cluster setup with JX
- 21:43Creating a new project
- 27:31Deploying to staging
- 34:41Promoting to production
- 48:40Deployment strategies
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