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100 1  Lord, Joel. 
245 10 Building CI/CD Systems Using Tekton|h[electronic resource]
       :|bDevelop Flexible and Powerful CI/CD Pipelines Using 
       Tekton Pipelines and Triggers.|h[O'Reilly electronic 
       resource] 
260    Birmingham :|bPackt Publishing, Limited,|c2021. 
300    1 online resource (278 p.) 
336    text|2rdacontent 
337    computer|2rdamedia 
338    online resource|2rdacarrier 
500    Description based upon print version of record. 
500    Types of volume sources. 
505 0  Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Dedication
       -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Section
       1: Introduction to CI/CD -- Chapter 1: A Brief History of 
       CI/CD -- The early days -- Waterfall model -- 
       Understanding the impacts of Agile development practices -
       - Here be testing -- Deploying in the era of the cloud -- 
       Works on my machine! -- The cloud today -- cloud native --
       The future of the cloud -- Demystifying continuous 
       integration versus continuous delivery versus continuous 
       deployment -- Continuous integration -- Continuous 
       delivery -- Continuous deployment 
505 8  CI/CD in the real world -- Summary -- Chapter 2: A Cloud-
       Native Approach to CI/CD -- Being a software developer in 
       the age of cloud-native development -- Understanding cloud
       -native CI/CD -- Containers -- Serverless -- DevOps -- 
       Introducing Tekton -- Tekton CLI -- Tekton Triggers -- 
       Tekton Catalog -- Tekton Dashboard -- Exploring Tekton's 
       building blocks -- Steps, tasks, and pipelines -- Where to
       use a step, a task, or a pipeline -- Workspaces -- 
       Understanding TaskRuns and PipelineRuns -- TaskRuns -- 
       PipelineRuns -- Summary -- Section 2: Tekton Building 
       Blocks 
505 8  Chapter 3: Installation and Getting Started -- Technical 
       requirements -- Setting up a developer environment -- Git 
       -- Node.js -- VS Code -- Installing a container runtime 
       and setting up a registry -- Docker -- Docker Hub -- 
       Picking a Kubernetes distribution (local, cloud, hosted) -
       - minikube -- Connecting to your Kubernetes cluster -- 
       Preparing the Tekton tooling -- Tekton Dashboard -- 
       Summary -- Chapter 4: Stepping into Tasks -- Technical 
       requirements -- Introducing tasks -- Understanding Steps -
       - Building your first task -- Adding additional Steps -- 
       Using scripts -- Adding task parameters 
505 8  Making the Hello task more reusable -- Using array type 
       parameters -- Adding a default value -- Sharing data -- 
       Accessing the home directory -- Using results -- Using 
       Kubernetes volumes -- Using workspaces -- Visualizing 
       tasks -- The VS Code Tekton Pipelines extension -- Tekton 
       Dashboard -- Digging into TaskRuns -- Getting your hands 
       dirty -- More than Hello World -- Build a generic curl 
       task -- Create a random user -- Summary -- Chapter 5: 
       Jumping into Pipelines -- Technical requirements -- 
       Introducing pipelines -- Building your first pipeline -- 
       Parameterizing pipelines 
505 8  Reusing tasks in the context of a pipeline -- Ordering 
       tasks within pipelines -- Using task results in pipelines 
       -- Introducing pipeline runs -- Getting your hands dirty -
       - Back to the basics -- Counting files in a repo -- 
       Weather services -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Debugging and 
       Cleaning Up Pipelines and Tasks -- Technical requirements 
       -- Debugging pipelines -- Running a halting task -- Adding
       a finally task -- Getting your hands dirty -- Fail if root
       -- Make your bets -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Sharing Data 
       with Workspaces -- Technical requirements -- Introducing 
       workspaces 
520    Automate the delivery of applications using Tekton 
       Pipelines and Triggers to deploy new releases quickly and 
       more efficiently Key Features Learn how to create powerful
       pipelines using CI/CD tools Understand how to run, deploy 
       and test applications directly in a cloud-native 
       environment Explore the new Tekton Pipelines 2021 features
       Book DescriptionTekton is a powerful yet flexible 
       Kubernetes-native open source framework for creating 
       continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) 
       systems. It enables you to build, test, and deploy across 
       multiple cloud providers or on-premise systems. Building 
       CI/CD Systems Using Tekton covers everything you need to 
       know to start building your pipeline and automating 
       application delivery in a cloud-native environment. Using 
       a hands-on approach, you will learn about the basic 
       building blocks, such as tasks, pipelines, and workspaces,
       which you can use to compose your CI/CD pipelines. As you 
       progress, you will understand how to use these Tekton 
       objects in conjunction with Tekton Triggers to automate 
       the delivery of your application in a Kubernetes cluster. 
       By the end of this book, you will have learned how to 
       compose Tekton Pipelines and use them with Tekton Triggers
       to build powerful CI/CD systems. What you will learn 
       Understand the basic principles behind CI/CD Explore what 
       tasks are and how they can be made reusable and flexible 
       Focus on how to use Tekton objects to compose a robust 
       pipeline Share data across a pipeline using volumes and 
       workspaces Discover more advanced topics such as 
       WhenExpressions and Secrets to build complex pipelines 
       Understand what Tekton Triggers are and how they can be 
       used to automate CI/CD pipelines Build a full CI/CD 
       pipeline that automatically deploys an application to a 
       Kubernetes cluster when an update is done to a code 
       repository Who this book is for This continuous 
       integration and continuous delivery book is for anyone who
       wants to learn about one of the most powerful Kubernetes-
       native CI/CD systems - Tekton. Software developers who 
       want to leverage the Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs) in
       Kubernetes and use Tekton to run pipeline tasks in order 
       to build and own application delivery pipelines will also 
       find this book particularly helpful. Beginner-level 
       knowledge of software development concepts and Kubernetes 
       is required to get the most out of this book. 
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