What is Tekton?

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Check out this lightboard video with Matt Perrins from IBM Cloud as he provides an overview of Tekton and explains how this Kubernetes-native open source framework is enabling developers to build, test, and deploy apps across multiple cloud providers or on-premise systems.
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[@CloudNativeJanitor]

Can you elobrate in another episode the relationship of tekton with other CI/CD frameworks? Do we still need Jenkins? Teamcity? ... Etc

[@nathanhann7789]

Hi, We are seeing the use of 'mono-repos' more and more. How do I deploy only the specific app within a monorepo rather then all apps when the rest have not changed? What is the best practice approach to this problem statement?

[@dimitridev9126]

Thank you very much, you speak very clearly

[@nedgarca]

Nicely done, Matt.

[@neelshah1943]

Its a good video but very condensed. Another video on Tekton vs Jenkins has bit more explanations and clarity too.

[@IBMTechnology]

Hopefully this helps clarify the subject: th-cam.com/video/7aSe1HQ2lXo/w-d-xo.html

[@ghanshyams92]

Nicely explained. Thank you.

[@DataMysterium]

Brilliant!! thank you :)

[@bhavanams6461]

What additional capability does it have when compared to Jenkins? Other than the fact that this is kubernetes native

[@user72974]

Reminds me of how I do things right now with CircleCI - GitHub webhook tells CircleCI that my code has changed and it reads the YAML and does a build. So this is an open source version of this, then.

[@vikas027]

True but CircleCI is not opensource

[@bitsofinfo8934]

yes, but there is no defined spec for a "yaml" that lives in your source code that tekton can consume to drive the behavior of a pipeline. You can use something like cicdstatemgr w/ tekton for that git.io/JUAtF

[@ignaciopgn]

Do Tekton and Jenkins work together? Thanks

[@mitulbhatnagar983]

There are Talks about adding Tekton to Jenkins plugins. Jenkins X use Tekton underneath.

[@rickharold7884]

Nice seems useful. Thx

[@IBMTechnology]

Thanks, Rick.

[@tektoninfranm8204]

Nice.

[@xinzhuhou1689]

Nice

[@davejones542]

on the one hand describes stuff in a mechanical way without rationale or usp. On the other superficial detail only. So left none the wiser unfortunately.

[@orangetape1224]

🙃🙃

[@user-nr9tt2qt6c]

so bad