Kubernetes: Continuous Delivery with Spinnaker

Course details

Spinnaker is an open-source, multicloud continuous delivery platform for releasing software changes with high velocity and confidence. It boasts a flexible service model and a solid set of integration options, and also works particularly well with cloud native environments—particularly Kubernetes. In this course, learn how to use Spinnaker to enable continuous delivery with Kubernetes. Instructor Robert Starmer shows how to deploy Spinnaker, add a container app, and develop a pipeline for an application to get it properly deployed into a production environment. Plus, learn how Spinnaker supports scaling and rollbacks, making the process rather straightforward.

Learning objectives
The benefits of containers for continuous deployment
Deploying Spinnaker
Spinnaker security
Creating a container app
Add a cluster manifest
Creating a pipeline
Creating a parallel action
How Spinnaker supports rollbacks

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Spinnaker for continuous delivery pipelines
02 - What you should know
03 - Technical requirements
04 - Integrating continuous integration
05 - Containers for continuous deployment

1. Deploying Spinnaker

06 - Infrastructure - Kubernetes
07 - Adjacent resources
08 - Deploying a simple Spinnaker
09 - Spinnaker security

2. Adding a Container App

10 - Create an application
11 - Add a Cluster manifest
12 - Add a load balancer manifest

3. Pipelines

13 - Create a pipeline
14 - Integrating artifacts
15 - Triggering from webhooks
16 - Finalize webhook triggering
17 - Parameterization of manifests
18 - Create a parallel action
19 - Add a manual gate

4. Deployment Upgrades

20 - Deployment versions
21 - Rollback
22 - Scale and version

Conclusion

23 - Next steps