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- 2021-08-26Jenkins X
Blog: Moving Jenkins X v2 artifacts
Moving Jenkins X v2 artifacts ACTION REQUIRED Why the disruption? What is changing? v2 users v3 users When will all this take place? Why are only the most recent versions v2 images copied to GitHub packages and not all versions? I’m on v2 and use a builder image which is not available on GitHub container registry, how do I build my own version to work with the new helm and image repositories? I’m getting a missing arg --provider-values-dir and helm repository https://jenkins-x-charts. github.
#jenkins-x - 2021-08-18Jenkins X
Blog: How to debug your Tekton pipelines
How to debug your Tekton pipelines How to debug Tekton Pipelines Prerequisites Enable a breakpoint Viewing breakpoints Using a breakpoint Opening a shell Continuing after the breakpoint Removing breakpoints Conclusion Tekton recently introduced a debug feature when you create TaskRun resources so that steps can be paused at a breakpoint until told to move forwards so that you can diagnose why pipeline steps fail. TaskRun The latest Tekton release only supports breakpoints on TaskRun resources but there is a Pull Request #4145 to add support also to debugging PipelineRun resources as well.
#jenkins-x - 2021-08-17Jenkins X
Blog: How to use GitOps and Kubernetes External Secrets for better audit and security
How to use GitOps and Kubernetes External Secrets for better audit and security Standardising GitOps layouts Why Jenkins X uses helmfile template Why we use Kubernetes External Secrets How to use this approach to GitOps and Secrets if not using Jenkins X Summary So GitOps is a cool approach to managing kubernetes resources in a cluster, by checking in the source code for: the kubernetes YAMLs details of the helm charts you want to install along with any configuration kustomize scripts. Then everything is versioned and audited; you know who changed what, when and why.
#jenkins-x - 2021-07-09Kubernetes.dev Blog
Blog: How to choose a SIG as a non-code Kubernetes contributor
How to choose a SIG as a non-code Kubernetes contributor How I found my SIG How I contribute Hop into the Kubernetes community By Chris Short Kubernetes contributors aren’t people in capes or part of some secret society. How to start committing to the GitHub repos that make up the project is well documented , yet it remains intimidating for many.
#kubernetes #community - 2021-06-28Jenkins X
Blog: Jenkins X 3 and Argo CD
Jenkins X 3 and Argo CD Install Argo CD with Jenkins X Conclusion There have been a number of requests from the Jenkins X community to use Argo CD for the last mile deployment phase of their continuous delivery pipelines. This blog explains some of the advantages of using Jenkins X and Argo CD all together.
#jenkins-x - 2021-06-25Jenkins X
Blog: Continuous microservices with databases in Jenkins X
Continuous microservices with databases in Jenkins X Before you start Create the quickstart How does it work Previews How we can improve More languages and frameworks Cloud databases More modularity options Conclusion A common question we get asked on the Jenkins X project is how to get started creating microservices that use databases with automated CI/CD with GitOps Promotion and Preview Environments. To make things a little easier to get started we’ve created a new node-postgresql quickstart.
#jenkins-x - 2021-06-22Jenkins X
Blog: Jenkins X at cdCon
Jenkins X at cdCon Tuesday, June 22 GitOps Summit Wednesday, June 23 Thursday, June 24 cdCon 2021 is about to start with lots of great sessions. Here’ a list of the Jenkins X related sessions: Best Practices for Secret Management with GitOps - Kara de la Marck , CloudBees GitOps uses Git as the “single source of truth” for declarative infrastructure and enables developers to manage infrastructure with the same Git-based workflows they use to manage a codebase.
#jenkins-x - 2021-05-17Jenkins X
Blog: Don't use docker, use kubernetes
Don't use docker, use kubernetes Why use kubernetes instead of docker? How to get kubernetes? How do I connect to kubernetes? How do I replace docker with kubernetes? docker run => kubectl run docker build => kubectl build compose => helm testcontainers => sidecars / kubedock help! we are not even using kubernetes yet other handy kubectl commands inner loop Conclusion Are you developing software that’s intended to run on kubernetes? If so we recommend not to use docker on your laptop. Docker on Windows/MacOS helps you run a VM that can then run linux containers easily.
#jenkins-x - 2021-05-12Jenkins X
Blog: Jenkins X 3 - May 2021 LTS
Jenkins X 3 - May 2021 LTS May 2001 LTS release is now available! LTS is a slower cadence version stream which contains a verified set of releases and configurations that have been used by teams tracking the bleeding edge Jenkins X. Included in this release: Protect Pipeline Visualiser with OAuth2 how to docs Terraform repositories are now protected by the Jenkins X version stream external-dns helm chart upgrade to v5.0.0 Reduce external secrets polling of cloud services to reduce cloud costs [Jenkins] for users using Jenkins the Tekton Client plugin is now installed by default Stackdriver format logging enabled when using GKE and services that use jx-logging library.
#jenkins-x - 2021-04-15Jenkins X
Blog: Jenkins X 3.x GA is here!
Jenkins X 3. x GA is here! Demo Documentation Changes since the 3.
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