Next Generation CI/CD with GKE and Tekton (Cloud Next '19)

Deciding on a CI/CD system for Kubernetes can be a frustrating experience - there are a gazilion to choose from, and traditional systems were built before Kubernetes existed. We’ve teamed up with industry leaders to build a standard set of components, APIs and best practices for cloud native, CI/CD systems. Through examples and demos, we will show off new, Kubernetes-native resources that can be used to get your code from source to production with a modern development workflow that works in multi-cloud and hybrid cloud environments.
Watch more:
Next '19 Hybrid Cloud Sessions here → bit.ly/Next19HybridCloud
Next ‘19 All Sessions playlist → bit.ly/Next19AllSessions
Subscribe to the GCP Channel → bit.ly/GCloudPlatform
Speaker(s): Kim Lewandowski, Christie Wilson, Chris Baumbauer,
Andrew Bayer
Session ID: HYB203
product:GCP Marketplace (Kubernetes Applications),Kubernetes Engine,Cloud - Developer Tools - Tekton; fullname:Kim Lewandowski,Christie Wilson; event: Google Cloud Next 2019; re_ty: Publish;

[@jjbb7010]

Present! My favorite subject :) Thank you lovely ladies!

[@brightzheng6340]

While looking at Tekton, I feel it's like a K8s-native Concourse with more verbose syntax. If Tekton can work with Concourse team, I believe they can build much better CI/CD for K8s community

[@HerrmannHinz]

concourse?

[@me1ram]

Where is new generation? Many cicd tools do it the same

[@Phobos11]

Cloud native does not mean open source

[@markusjohansson2165]

Why not?

[@Phobos11]

@@markusjohansson2165 it doesn’t. I don’t know what you are asking.

[@AlexRios1337]

Bitbucket Pipelines do "the same" since 2017

[@jomesias]

Gonna check that out, thx!