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You will learn the Tekton framework and CI/CD fundamentals enabling you to become proficient in Tekton installation and pipeline creation by building, testing, and deploying code.
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Prerequisites for CI/CD with Tekton (LFS274) Course:
To ensure a successful learning experience in the CI/CD with Tekton (LFS274) course, we recommend that participants have the following foundational knowledge:
These prerequisites are designed to prepare you for the comprehensive training that will cover Tekton installation, configuration, task automation, pipeline creation, triggers, and extensions.
Introduction: Master CI/CD with Tekton in this comprehensive 2-day course, perfect for IT professionals looking to enhance their DevOps skills and streamline automation processes.
Target Audience and Job Roles:
Course Introduction and Learning Outcomes:
CI/CD with Tekton (LFS274) is a comprehensive 2-day course designed to equip students with the skills needed to master Tekton installation, configuration, task automation, pipeline creation, triggers, and extensions. By the end of this course, students will be proficient in leveraging Tekton to enhance their CI/CD workflows.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes:
Tekton is a powerful open-source framework designed for creating CI/CD systems, enabling you to define and manage continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) processes natively on Kubernetes. At its core, Tekton introduces several custom Kubernetes resources: Pipelines, Tasks, and PipelineResources, which define the CI/CD workflow. Tasks represent individual jobs that are executed, while Pipelines collect these Tasks into a coherent workflow. Tekton's architecture is built to be flexible, scalable, and pluggable, allowing integration with existing DevOps tools and practices seamlessly, making it a preferred choice for Kubernetes-native CI/CD solutions.
Tekton is a powerful open-source framework designed to create CI/CD systems, allowing developers to build, test, and deploy their applications across different environments seamlessly. It provides components to handle the workflow and pipeline definitions necessary for continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD). Tekton pipelines are cloud-native and can be integrated into any Kubernetes cluster, adding a layer of flexibility and scalability suitable for modern DevOps practices. By automating the software delivery process, Tekton helps teams increase efficiency and speed while maintaining high-quality code standards.
Automating pipeline execution, particularly in DevOps, involves setting up continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) systems to automatically build, test, and deploy code changes. Using tools like Tekton, a cloud-native solution, enables automation throughout development pipelines, enhancing efficiency and reliability. With Tekton, developers can create flexible, Kubernetes-native CI/CD pipelines, which streamline the development process from coding to production, significantly reducing manual effort and minimizing errors. This automation supports a more agile development environment, allowing teams to deliver applications quickly and with higher quality.
Tekton is a powerful open-source framework designed for creating CI/CD systems (Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery), which are used to automate the process of software delivery. In Tekton, Tasks are individual components that define specific operations like building, testing, or deploying code. Pipelines, on the other hand, are sequences of these tasks arranged to execute a full software release process. By linking together multiple tasks, a Pipeline automates the workflow from code commit to production. Tekton meshes seamlessly with Kubernetes, making it a preferred choice for DevOps professionals aiming to streamline their CI/CD processes.
Kubernetes is an open-source platform that helps manage containerized applications—software packaged with all its required components. It automates many processes involved in deploying, managing, and scaling applications. Think of it as a system that organizes and oversees your containers efficiently. This is crucial as applications grow more complex and distributed. Kubernetes provides tools for rolling out changes to your application without downtime, securing traffic management, and ensuring your application can scale as needed without extra effort from developers. This makes it an essential part of modern DevOps practices, helping teams deliver software more quickly and reliably.
Task automation in technology refers to the use of software to handle repetitive tasks that would otherwise require manual effort. It streamlines processes, reduces errors, and saves time, allowing professionals to focus on more complex and strategic activities. Automation can be implemented across various stages of project development and operations including testing, deployment, and management of systems. Tools like Tekton offer robust solutions, facilitating Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD) within the DevOps practices, enhancing development cycles and operational efficiency through automated workflows and integrations.
Pipeline creation in DevOps involves setting up a series of automated steps that manage the development and deployment of software. Using technologies like Tekton, which is a CI/CD (continuous integration and continuous deployment) framework, enables development teams to build, test, and release software quickly and reliably. Tekton streamlines these processes through containers and Kubernetes, allowing teams to define and manage pipelines for robust DevOps practices. This makes it easier to incorporate code changes regularly, ensuring a highly efficient and consistent delivery pipeline for rapid application development.
Triggers in technology refer to mechanisms that automatically initiate a process or workflow in response to an event or condition. In the context of DevOps and continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD), tools like Tekton leverage triggers to automate parts of the software development process such as builds, tests, and deployments. This automation helps in achieving faster and more reliable software delivery cycles. Triggers can vary from code commits and pull requests to scheduled events or changes in a database. They play a critical role in improving efficiency by reducing manual effort and ensuring a consistent approach to deployment.
Tekton Dashboard Extensions enhance the capabilities of Tekton, a powerful CI/CD tool that supports DevOps practices. The extensions add custom features and integrations to the standard Tekton Dashboard, enabling users to more effectively manage and monitor their CI/CD pipelines. This allows for better visualization of workflows, improved debugging, and tailored functionality to meet specific project requirements, thereby optimizing the Tekton CI/CD pipeline for seamless software development and deployment processes.
Introduction: Master CI/CD with Tekton in this comprehensive 2-day course, perfect for IT professionals looking to enhance their DevOps skills and streamline automation processes.
Target Audience and Job Roles:
Course Introduction and Learning Outcomes:
CI/CD with Tekton (LFS274) is a comprehensive 2-day course designed to equip students with the skills needed to master Tekton installation, configuration, task automation, pipeline creation, triggers, and extensions. By the end of this course, students will be proficient in leveraging Tekton to enhance their CI/CD workflows.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes: