Codefresh CICD New Features Launch! May 2019
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Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3u5cCV7glo CI/CD isn't some dark art, it's a critical component in increasing developer velocity! At Codefresh, we've been hard at work building a new UI, streamlining pipeline creation, and making it easier than ever to use Codefresh. Watch this webinar to see all of the new enhancements including live demos! See the full blog post here: https://codefresh.io/codefresh-news/p... New to Codefresh? Sign up for a FREE account today at Codefresh.io
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Codefresh CICD New Features Launch! May 2019
- 1. May launch Codefresh KOSTIS KAPELONIS - DAN GARFIELD
- 4. About Codefresh ● Docker based CI/CD solution ● Each build step is a Docker image ● Native support for Docker, Helm, Kubernetes deployments ● Includes built-in Docker registry and Helm repository ● 20,000+ users
- 5. Agenda 1. New Project grouping 2. New pipeline view 3. New pipeline editor 4. Load pipeline from other git repo 5. Existing customers - cloning 6. Existing customers – repositories
- 6. Pipeline projects New top level concept
- 7. Available for existing accounts Visible on all new Codefresh accounts Accessible from the left sidebar New top level projects New Top Level Projects
- 9. Ideas for project names ● Name of application ● Team of people ● Department name ● Location New top level projects
- 10. Demo: Creating a project
- 11. New pipeline view …loved by developers
- 12. We love programming and IDEs Developers We love scripting and CLIs Operators
- 13. Operators love the Codefresh CLI ● Full access to Codefresh backend ● Management of pipelines and builds ● Programmatic creation of pipelines ● Cluster management ● Runtime environments
- 16. Demo: New pipeline view
- 17. New pipeline editor With formatting view
- 18. Inline editor ● Very easy to get started ● Change, build, refactor ● Real time error reporting New Pipeline Editor
- 19. Editor updates ● Error handling ● YAML formatting ● Tabs, spaces, newlines ● Smarter suggestions New Pipeline Editor
- 21. Sharing a pipeline between projects/pipelines Any private or public Git repo
- 22. Yaml options ● Inline ● From same repo ● From other repo Reusable Pipelines
- 23. You can now bring the codefresh.yml from another PRIVATE Git repository
- 25. Branch selection ● Dynamic ● Specific branch Reusable Pipelines
- 26. Demo: pipeline from other repo
- 27. Disable triggers and enable them later...
- 30. Existing customers Projects and repositories
- 31. All repositories are now projects
- 32. Migration period ● Both projects and repositories ● Changes from one are reflected on other ● Use projects for new pipelines ● Repositories will be obsolete soon (some months) New top level projects
- 33. Demo: Repositories to Projects
- 34. Git clone steps are now required
- 35. Clone steps ● Implicit clone steps in repositories ● Now required in projects ● Old pipelines will work as expected ● New pipelines need clone step New top level projects
- 36. Basic clone step
- 38. Summary ● New project grouping ● IDE-like pipeline view ● More robust editor ● Load pipeline from private repo ● Migration period
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