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Choose Your Own Adventure: The Treacherous Trek to Production

From the moment of their inception as source code on the developer’s laptop, our hero knows that they are destined for great things. They long to be a real, running application, living in production, serving end users! But the epic journey to production is an arduous one, filled with cascading choices—choices concerning app design, testing, security, container image building, deployment strategy, and observability, to name a few. And who knows what other unseen forces lurk in the shadows! One wrong step could be catastrophic.

Pitch

It is up to us, the audience, to guide our hero; and to help them grow from source code to container image, to their final form as a running application in production. In this ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’-style journey, Whitney and Viktor will present a linear view of all of the choices that an anthropomorphized application must make as they try to find their way to the fabled land of production. Throughout the trek, the audience will vote to choose which path our hero application will take. Can we navigate CNCF projects and avoid pitfalls and dead-ends to get our application to production?

Join us if you dare! This is not for the faint of heart!

Rules

  • Non-CNCF projects lead to a dead end ☠

The Adventure!

The best place to start the adventure is the beginning. Perform the setup steps and, from there, start the first chapter by going to Build Container Image In Dev Environments. As an alternative, you can use graph below to navigate through the adventure.

Almost all items in the graphs contain a link if you prefer to jump straight into a specific part of the adventure. If you do so, please note that the steps work only if one start from the beginning of any of the chapters (e.g., Development, Production, etc.).

For reasons I cannot explain, the links do not work if they are not opened in a separate tab.

flowchart TD

    subgraph "Legend"

        red(Not yet implemented)
        style red fill:red
        blue{{Make a choice}}
        style blue fill:blue
        blue(Chosen by viewers)
        style blue fill:green

    end
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flowchart TD

    subgraph Development

        %% -----------
        %% -- Setup --
        %% -----------
        setup-dev((Setup))
        click setup-dev "https://github.com/vfarcic/cncf-demo/blob/main/manuscript/setup/dev.md"

        %% -- Setup Connections --
        setup-dev-->bci

        %% ---------------------------
        %% -- Build Container Image --
        %% ---------------------------
        bci{{Build Container Image}}
        click bci "https://github.com/vfarcic/cncf-demo/blob/main/manuscript/build-container-image/README.md"
        style bci fill:blue
        bci-kbld(Carvel kbld)
        click bci-kbld "https://github.com/vfarcic/cncf-demo/blob/main/manuscript/build-container-image/kbld.md"
        bci-lima(Lima)
        click bci-lima "https://github.com/vfarcic/cncf-demo/blob/main/manuscript/build-container-image/lima.md"
        bci-buildpacks(Cloud Native Buildpacks / CNB)
        style bci-buildpacks fill:green
        click bci-buildpacks "https://github.com/vfarcic/cncf-demo/blob/main/manuscript/build-container-image/buildpacks.md"

        %% -- Build Container Image Connections --
        bci --> bci-kbld & bci-lima & bci-buildpacks --> registry

        %% -----------------------------------------
        %% -- Store Container Image in a Registry --
        %% -----------------------------------------
        registry{{Store Container Image In A Registry}}
        click registry "https://github.com/vfarcic/cncf-demo/blob/main/manuscript/registry/README.md"
        style registry fill:blue
        registry-docker-hub(Docker Hub)
        click registry-docker-hub "https://github.com/vfarcic/cncf-demo/blob/main/manuscript/registry/docker-hub.md"
        registry-harbor(Harbor)
        click registry-harbor "https://github.com/vfarcic/cncf-demo/blob/main/manuscript/registry/harbor.md"
        style registry-harbor fill:green
        registry-dragonfly(Dragonfly)
        click registry-dragonfly "https://github.com/vfarcic/cncf-demo/blob/main/manuscript/registry/dragonfly.md"
        registry --> registry-docker-hub & registry-harbor & registry-dragonfly --> continue

        continue((The be continued...))

    end

    Development-->Destroy

    subgraph Destroy

        destroy((Destroy Everything))
        click destroy "https://github.com/vfarcic/cncf-demo/blob/main/manuscript/destroy.md"

    end
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Episodes

Development

Name Guests Date Link
Build Container Image Cora Iberkleid - Carvel kbld
Ryan Moran - Buildpacks
Anders Björklund - Lima
Wednesday, February 8, 2023 story
Store Container Image in a Registry Vadim Bauer - Harbor
Allen Sun - Dragonfly
Tuesday, February 14, 2023 story
Define And Deploy The App To Dev Andrew Block - Helm
Scott Rosenberg - Carvel ytt
Eli Polonsky - cdk8s
Thomas Vitale - Kustomize
Tuesday, February 21, 2023 story
Use HTTPS Ashley Davis - cert-manager
Rob Barnes - Hashicorp Vault
Tuesday, February 28, 2023 story
Set Up PostgreSQL DB In Dev Dan Magnum - Crossplane
Tuesday, March 7, 2023 story
Manage DB Schema Marc Campbell - SchemaHero
Robert Reeves - Liquibase
Tuesday, March 14, 2023 story
Develop The App Nick Powell - Telepresence
Tuesday, March 21, 2023 story

The Format

  • Recap of the decisions made in the app's journey so far (<=5 min.)
  • Recap of the technology that was chosen from last week's episode (<=5 min.)
  • Implement said technology (<=5 min.)
  • Intro current episode: why is this step necessary? (<=5 min.)
  • Introduce guests
  • Each case presented in <= 5 min.
  • Audience questions
  • Call for voting
  • Closing case presentations (20 sec.)

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