November 23, 2019

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Groovy, There's a Docker in My Application Pipeline [B]

Groovy, There's a Docker in My Application Pipeline [B]

In the era of Infrastructure as Code we strive to automate everything, this talk will discuss our experiences in automating the deployment of building of continuous delivery pipelines and solving test …
Talk Title Groovy, There's a Docker in My Application Pipeline [B]
Speakers Kris Buytaert (Chief Yak Shaver, Inuits.eu)
Conference CloudNativeCon + KubeCon Europe
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Location Berlin Congress Center
Date Mar 28-30, 2017
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In the era of Infrastructure as Code we strive to automate everything, this talk will discuss our experiences in automating the deployment of building of continuous delivery pipelines and solving testing and application packaging problems. We’ll take a populare Open Source dashboard application and show how we build and test the platform using containers, and we’ll also discuss how we use the Jenkins DSL to automate the generation of this pipeline so we can easily repeat this pattern for other applications. Buzzword bingo : Docker, Jenkins, Ruby, Jenkins DSL, Puppet, Groovy, Dashing.

container jenkins automating code dashboard infrastructure open source puppet docker pipeline
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