Continuously delivering apps to Kubernetes using Helm - Adnan Abdulhussein (Bitnami)

With Helm, you can deploy distributed apps on Kubernetes using packages known as charts, but how do you go beyond that initial deployment? Helm was designed to fit right into existing CI/CD pipelines and in this talk we'll see this in action. We'll also discuss the benefits of managing all your deployment configuration as code, and see how Helm enables this.
About Adnan: Adnan Abdulhussein is a software engineer at Bitnami and a core maintainer of Helm and Kubernetes Charts. He is also a co-lead of SIG-Apps. Previously, Adnan worked on several other cloud projects including the Bitnami Launchpads for Azure, Google and vCloud Air. Adnan is passionate about infrastructure, developer tools, F/OSS, and the possibility of time travel. He holds a BSc in Computer Science from the University of Bristol.
Captured on 8 September 2017 at the QEII, London, United Kingdom.

[@fredrikhansen75]

Great pres!

[@jaredholmberg3892]

Great presentation. The slide on the ugly sed command is exactly what I'm running into as well. Will definitely take a look into Helm.

[@maciekmisztal9675]

Nice one, grats mate

[@raghunathmahakud4270]

Is it possible to stop helm upgrade or how to do immutable config map using helm with kubernates v1.13

[@gabrielaraluca8966]

I dont understand, how does it know what kubernetes cluster to install the app to?

[@dm0275]

What is the name of the Jenkins plugin that lets you do that manual trigger? Great presentation btw

[@3moloz]

Command substitution won't happen in the sed command, because of the single quotes.

[@kokizzu]

never knew that jenkins that such UI like in gitlabci '__')