Continuous Deployment to Kubernetes using GitHub triggered Spinnaker pipelines
After developing the code for bug fixes, change requests, or new feature creation, developers merge their code to the main branch maintained in a code repository like GitHub by doing code commits.
In order to shorten the time needed to deploy and release this code to the market, you will need a mechanism to create and trigger a CI/CD pipeline that fetches your codes, create executable build files, perform thorough testing procedures to check for vulnerabilities, and robustness like and deploy them to a live Kubernetes environment or even rollback in case any undesired problems arise.
Continuous Deployment pipelines exactly do this for you. So you can integrate your SCM repository, GitHub with Spinnaker CD pipeline. Read our blog “Continuous Deployment to Kubernetes using GitHub triggered Spinnaker pipelines”. You will get to know how to configure a GitHub artifact account, create GitHub webhooks, and set up a Spinnaker pipeline trigger so that as soon as there is a code commit to GitHub and GitHub triggers the CI/CD pipeline, moving your code artifacts across the connected stages — build, test, deploy all along the CI/CD pipeline.
Finally, you get to know how to verify this integration so that it can be readily deployed. Read the blog here!!!