I have written a series of blogs to capture how you can deploy spinnaker on a Kubernetes cluster & manage a helm chart deployment via pipeline.
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From the Book
Spinnaker
Now once you have the docker/image or the helm chart published we can define automated deployment if you have a spinnaker.
What is spinnaker?#
Spinnaker is an open-source, multi-cloud continuous delivery platform that helps you release software changes with high velocity and confidence. It acts as a single pane of glass from which to manage your global deployments across multiple clouds.
In Spinnaker world – pipeline is the key deployment management construct in Spinnaker. You can start a pipeline manually, or you can configure it to be automatically triggered by an event, such as a Jenkins job completing, a new Docker image appearing in your registry, a CRON schedule, or a stage in another pipeline.
Help#
- It will be handy to read more about HALYARD (official documentation)
