Kaniko | Build Container Images In Kubernetes Without Docker Daemon

Kaniko | Build Container Images In Kubernetes Without Docker Daemon
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[@pixdata8126]

learnt about DinD and Kaniko as well..., thank you so much sir @DevOpsMadeEasy

[@TheAkiller101]

I love your approach , where you introduce the problem , and explain the solution the problem, so much better than other youtubers whose videos are like "hey this is x technology , here is how to use it"

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vikram you are a magician in devops💌

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[@Golusarkar90]

Amazing sir..your all videos are awsome.

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[@kartikeyareddyk9581]

Super...

[@orb90210]

very good explanation! thank you very much!

[@DevOpsMadeEasy]

You are welcome

[@motizukilucas]

Thank you Vikram. Very good video.

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You are welcome

[@mdbasha4833]

Hi Vikram What if I don't want to push my docker image to registry..can I go and skip that volumes part in the manifest file

[@DevOpsMadeEasy]

Yes you can. I hv shown that as well in the demo

[@tamilselvan8343]

Hi Vikram.Quick question here.Why dont we create a seperate service account and mount that created secret and use it for runtime? In this video you are using volume and volume mounts into that kaniko file.

[@DevOpsMadeEasy]

Service accounts are to talk to API server. Here I'm creating dockerhub secret that holds my docker registry credentials

[@tamilselvan8343]

@@DevOpsMadeEasy Yes . But why dont we use that default service account and mount their registry credentials? .Then service account have that secret and able to push images to respective registry isnt.

[@DevOpsMadeEasy]

You may give it a try and post the findings here so others will get to know the alternatives. Including me 😀

[@deepesh3179]

How to use if GitHub repo is private??

[@DevOpsMadeEasy]

Refer the kaniko documentation that clearly shows how to fetch from private repositories. github.com/GoogleContainerTools/kaniko/blob/main/README.md#using-private-git-repository

[@Rastrigin]

I like your explanation but 2am maaan, get some sleep =)

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