Building a Next-Level Kubernetes CI/CD Pipeline

Kubernetes CI/CD Pipeline

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FAQ

What are the best practices for a CI/CD pipeline?

Best practices for a CI/CD pipeline include automating builds, tests, and deployments, using version control (e.g., Git), implementing security scans, ensuring rollback mechanisms, and setting up monitoring to detect failures early.

What is a CI/CD pipeline and why is it important?

A CI/CD pipeline automates the software delivery process by integrating code changes, running automated tests, and deploying updates. It improves development speed, reduces errors, and ensures reliable software releases.

How does a CI/CD pipeline work?

A CI/CD pipeline works by automating code integration, testing, and deployment. When a developer pushes code, the pipeline runs predefined steps such as compiling, testing, and deploying the application to production.

How do you build a CI/CD pipeline?

To build a CI/CD pipeline, define stages (build, test, deploy), choose a CI/CD tool (e.g., GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins), write a configuration file (.yml), and automate testing and deployment processes.

How do you create a GitLab CI/CD pipeline?

In GitLab, create a `.gitlab-ci.yml` file, define job stages (build, test, deploy), configure GitLab runners, and push changes to trigger the pipeline. GitLab will automatically execute the defined steps for each update.

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