Blue-green Deployments, A/B Testing, and Canary Releases on Kubernetes
summary
Local Minishift/Minikube cluster boots, Jenkins is auto-provisioned via openshift/jenkins integration and runs pipeline steps that build a Docker image with the fabric8 maven plugin, push it to the cluster registry, and run tests against a PostgreSQL container. Deployments use route-based blue-green switching by color-tagged images and probes, and a simple canary loop that performs up to 10 iterations and rolls back on 3 failures. Demos sometimes fail due to DNS/network issues but the pipelines and rollback logic are implemented.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 1:05Agenda
- 16:28Integration Test
- 18:20Fabricate Maven Plugin
- 18:51Xml Configuration of the Fabricate Maven Plugin
- 29:07Bluegreen Deployment
- 34:41What's Wrong with Blue Greens
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