Progressive Delivery in the Kubernetes Era
summary
A live demo deploys a Quarkus racing game: a Git commit triggers a Tekton pipeline that builds a container, pushes to Quay, and updates a manifest watched by Argo CD which syncs the cluster; 80 players (40 v 40) prove the feature works. Progressive delivery uses Istio traffic shifting and Argo Rollouts to step weights (20% then 50%), with Prometheus analysis polls (every 10s over 30s) and an automated rollback on < 95% success. Tools: Tekton, Argo CD, Argo Rollouts, Prometheus.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction to Progressive Delivery
- 1:31Inner vs Outer Development Loops
- 2:37Evolution of CI CD Pipelines
- 4:45Live Racing Game Demo
- 9:03Cloud Native CI CD with Tekton
- 10:07GitOps for Automated Deployments
- 15:29GitOps Explained in Detail
- 19:00Live Coding and Deployment
- 26:36Introduction to Progressive Delivery
- 27:17Benefits of Progressive Delivery
- 29:44Delivery Techniques Overview
- 33:58Progressive Delivery in Kubernetes
- 37:30Smart Progressive Delivery with Argo Rollouts
- 41:24Smart Progressive Delivery Demo
- 44:58Final Notes and Resources
- 46:01Q&A and Closing
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