Agola talk at the CNCF Kubernetes Milan Meetup
Agola talk at the CNCF Kubernetes Milan Meetup We gave a talk about Agola at the CNCF Kubernetes Milan meetup For everyone interested you can find the slides in pdf format here
Agola talk at the CNCF Kubernetes Milan Meetup We gave a talk about Agola at the CNCF Kubernetes Milan meetup For everyone interested you can find the slides in pdf format here
Agola Direct Runs: Power to the Developers! When we started drafting the big list of Agola wanted features, one of the primary requirements we heard from many developers was the ability to execute the agola Runs (or pipelines/workflows in other CI/CD tool concepts) from their local development directory while they were developing new features at any time (and without the need to commit). There are many good reasons to ask for this:
Today a common need is to build and push docker/OCI images in your CI/CD system. One of the primary issues users are facing when doing this is how to build images inside a container (Agola by default uses containers to execute run tasks). This usually requires using docker-in-docker and so privileged containers or bind mount the host docker socket. These choices can face some security issues or break the container isolation.
Introducing Agola: CI/CD redefined There’re many CI/CD tools outside, some of them are available only as SaaS (and many are free for Open Source projects but some of them are closed source), others are open source and you can install them wherever you want. So: why another CI/CD tool? At Sorint.lab we used many different CI/CD tools for years, our Open Source projects usually use free SaaS tools, internally and from our customer we used Open Source tools installed on premise.