| Level | Topic | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 101 | Cloud-native development grows up | Blog |
| 201 | Continuous delivery with Tekton Dashboards example | Tutorial |
| 301 | Deploy a Knative application using Tekton Pipelines | Tutorials |
| 301 | Use Tekton to deploy Appsody applications to OpenShift | Tutorial |
Introduction
An operations administrator's job is to design, build, and maintain the pipeline and paths through the different stages of application creation: development, testing, staging, and production. In Appsody environments, an operations administrator works with the stack architects on where the stacks would be hosted and the deployment process they are hooked to.
Use the following resources to understand how to build continuous delivery into your application creation process.
- Blog Post
Cloud-native development grows up
In this blog post, we introduce you to new cloud-native products and open source projects from IBM — IBM Cloud Pak for Applications, Kabanero, Appsody, and Codewind — that simplify your journey to the cloud.
- Tutorial
Continuous delivery with Tekton Dashboards example
Learn how we used Tekton Pipelines and Red Hat OpenShift to speed our deployments from 45 minutes to 15 minutes.
- Tutorial
Archived | Deploy a Knative application using Tekton Pipelines
Tekton Pipelines is an open source project that configures and run CI/CD pipelines in a Kubernetes cluster. You can use it to create a pipeline that builds and deploys a Knative app.
- Tutorial
Use Tekton to deploy Appsody applications to OpenShift
Use Appsody's pre-built Tekton Pipelines to continuously deploy applications to OpenShift.