Managed Delivery: Bringing Infrastructure...
summary
Announces Managed Delivery built into Spinnaker as an open source system: a new microservice called keel that stores declarative YAML specs, talks to Gate/Orca/Clouddriver, and currently manages EC2, security groups, load balancers, clusters and Titus. Specs resolve names to region-specific IDs and latest AMIs, auto-detect new artifact versions and trigger deployments, evaluate constraints (smoke, canary, manual) and support a pause management “break‑glass” button; UI, manual approvals, staggered regional rollouts and tighter Git integration are in progress.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to speakers
- 1:10Evolution of Spinnaker at Netflix
- 5:02Shift from imperative to intent-based workflows
- 7:32Challenges with current Spinnaker usage
- 10:01Need for managed delivery solution
- 13:14Foundations of Managed Delivery
- 14:41Keel microservice and resource monitoring
- 20:34Resolved and opinionated desired state
- 27:33Declarative delivery with artifacts and environments
- 33:11Artifact promotion and constraints
- 36:24Current UI support and future plans
- 38:11Call to action and Q&A
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