Building pipelines using Tekton on OpenShift
Welcome to the Building Pipelines using Tekton on OpenShift workshop!
What you’ll learn
In this workshop, you will:
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Understand Tekton core concepts: Tasks, Pipelines, PipelineRuns, and the overall architecture
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Create and run Tasks and Pipelines using both the OpenShift CLI and web console
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Integrate a Git repository into a pipeline for automated builds
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Try out Pipelines-as-code by storing the pipelines in Git
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Monitor and troubleshoot pipeline executions to resolve failures quickly
Who this is for
This workshop is designed for developers, CI/CD teams and platform engineers who want to understand Tekton concepts and build working CI/CD pipelines on OpenShift.
Experience level: Beginner to Intermediate
Prerequisites
Before starting this workshop, you should have:
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Basic familiarity with containers or Kubernetes concepts
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A web browser to access the OpenShift console
Workshop environment
You will work on a pre-configured OpenShift 4.20 multinode cluster with Red Hat OpenShift Pipelines 1.21 already installed. No setup is required on your part.
You will have access to and use:
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The built in OpenShift console
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A specific user on a shared cluster
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A Gitea Git server for storing and working with code
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A Terminal with the OpenShift CLI and the Tekton CLI installed
| All credentials and environment details will be provided and displayed in the lab guide. |