#tekton — Public Fediverse posts
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Replacing Kaniko with Buildah in a Tekton Pipeline worked like a charm...
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Replacing Kaniko with Buildah in a Tekton Pipeline worked like a charm...
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Replacing Kaniko with Buildah in a Tekton Pipeline worked like a charm...
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Replacing Kaniko with Buildah in a Tekton Pipeline worked like a charm...
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Replacing Kaniko with Buildah in a Tekton Pipeline worked like a charm...
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Does anyone have any good tutorials on building a simple image with Tekton? I found lots of tutorials, most using Kaniko (see my other too, archived by Google in 2025) or tasks from the Tekton Hub (which seems to no longer be available?)
#DevOps #Kubernetes #k8s #OpenShift #Tekton #CICD #Containers #Docker #Pipelines
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Does anyone have any good tutorials on building a simple image with Tekton? I found lots of tutorials, most using Kaniko (see my other too, archived by Google in 2025) or tasks from the Tekton Hub (which seems to no longer be available?)
#DevOps #Kubernetes #k8s #OpenShift #Tekton #CICD #Containers #Docker #Pipelines
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Does anyone have any good tutorials on building a simple image with Tekton? I found lots of tutorials, most using Kaniko (see my other too, archived by Google in 2025) or tasks from the Tekton Hub (which seems to no longer be available?)
#DevOps #Kubernetes #k8s #OpenShift #Tekton #CICD #Containers #Docker #Pipelines
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Does anyone have any good tutorials on building a simple image with Tekton? I found lots of tutorials, most using Kaniko (see my other too, archived by Google in 2025) or tasks from the Tekton Hub (which seems to no longer be available?)
#DevOps #Kubernetes #k8s #OpenShift #Tekton #CICD #Containers #Docker #Pipelines
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Does anyone have any good tutorials on building a simple image with Tekton? I found lots of tutorials, most using Kaniko (see my other too, archived by Google in 2025) or tasks from the Tekton Hub (which seems to no longer be available?)
#DevOps #Kubernetes #k8s #OpenShift #Tekton #CICD #Containers #Docker #Pipelines
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Many CI pipelines still run outside Kubernetes.
But Kubernetes already has a native pipeline engine: Tekton.
I wrote a tutorial showing how to build a Tekton CI pipeline for a Quarkus app:
• Git clone
• Maven build
• Buildah container build
• push to cluster registryAll running inside the cluster.
https://www.the-main-thread.com/p/tekton-pipeline-quarkus-kubernetes-ci-java
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Many CI pipelines still run outside Kubernetes.
But Kubernetes already has a native pipeline engine: Tekton.
I wrote a tutorial showing how to build a Tekton CI pipeline for a Quarkus app:
• Git clone
• Maven build
• Buildah container build
• push to cluster registryAll running inside the cluster.
https://www.the-main-thread.com/p/tekton-pipeline-quarkus-kubernetes-ci-java
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Many CI pipelines still run outside Kubernetes.
But Kubernetes already has a native pipeline engine: Tekton.
I wrote a tutorial showing how to build a Tekton CI pipeline for a Quarkus app:
• Git clone
• Maven build
• Buildah container build
• push to cluster registryAll running inside the cluster.
https://www.the-main-thread.com/p/tekton-pipeline-quarkus-kubernetes-ci-java
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Many CI pipelines still run outside Kubernetes.
But Kubernetes already has a native pipeline engine: Tekton.
I wrote a tutorial showing how to build a Tekton CI pipeline for a Quarkus app:
• Git clone
• Maven build
• Buildah container build
• push to cluster registryAll running inside the cluster.
https://www.the-main-thread.com/p/tekton-pipeline-quarkus-kubernetes-ci-java
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Many CI pipelines still run outside Kubernetes.
But Kubernetes already has a native pipeline engine: Tekton.
I wrote a tutorial showing how to build a Tekton CI pipeline for a Quarkus app:
• Git clone
• Maven build
• Buildah container build
• push to cluster registryAll running inside the cluster.
https://www.the-main-thread.com/p/tekton-pipeline-quarkus-kubernetes-ci-java
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🚨 CRITICAL: CVE-2026-33211 in Tekton Pipelines (git resolver) enables path traversal attacks via pathInRepo, exposing sensitive files (like ServiceAccount tokens). Upgrade to fixed versions immediately. Details: https://radar.offseq.com/threat/cve-2026-33211-cwe-22-improper-limitation-of-a-pat-2bb49643 #OffSeq #Tekton #Kubernetes #Infosec
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🚨 CRITICAL: CVE-2026-33211 in Tekton Pipelines (git resolver) enables path traversal attacks via pathInRepo, exposing sensitive files (like ServiceAccount tokens). Upgrade to fixed versions immediately. Details: https://radar.offseq.com/threat/cve-2026-33211-cwe-22-improper-limitation-of-a-pat-2bb49643 #OffSeq #Tekton #Kubernetes #Infosec
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🚨 CRITICAL: CVE-2026-33211 in Tekton Pipelines (git resolver) enables path traversal attacks via pathInRepo, exposing sensitive files (like ServiceAccount tokens). Upgrade to fixed versions immediately. Details: https://radar.offseq.com/threat/cve-2026-33211-cwe-22-improper-limitation-of-a-pat-2bb49643 #OffSeq #Tekton #Kubernetes #Infosec
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🚨 CRITICAL: CVE-2026-33211 in Tekton Pipelines (git resolver) enables path traversal attacks via pathInRepo, exposing sensitive files (like ServiceAccount tokens). Upgrade to fixed versions immediately. Details: https://radar.offseq.com/threat/cve-2026-33211-cwe-22-improper-limitation-of-a-pat-2bb49643 #OffSeq #Tekton #Kubernetes #Infosec
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🛠️ CI/CD that runs WHERE your apps run: Install & configure Tekton pipelines directly on your Kubernetes cluster.
Native, scalable, cloud-agnostic automation.
#Tekton #Kubernetes #CICD #GitOps #DevOps
🔗 https://devopstales.github.io/cicd/tekton-kubernetes/ -
Woot! I get to attend #KubeCon in #Amsterdam next month! Looking forward to checking out the sessions and meeting people. Find me in the #RedHat booth some of the time. I'll be ready to talk about Service Mesh/#Istio #Keycloak, #Tekton, and many other topics.
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Woot! I get to attend #KubeCon in #Amsterdam next month! Looking forward to checking out the sessions and meeting people. Find me in the #RedHat booth some of the time. I'll be ready to talk about Service Mesh/#Istio #Keycloak, #Tekton, and many other topics.
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Woot! I get to attend #KubeCon in #Amsterdam next month! Looking forward to checking out the sessions and meeting people. Find me in the #RedHat booth some of the time. I'll be ready to talk about Service Mesh/#Istio #Keycloak, #Tekton, and many other topics.
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Woot! I get to attend #KubeCon in #Amsterdam next month! Looking forward to checking out the sessions and meeting people. Find me in the #RedHat booth some of the time. I'll be ready to talk about Service Mesh/#Istio #Keycloak, #Tekton, and many other topics.
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Woot! I get to attend #KubeCon in #Amsterdam next month! Looking forward to checking out the sessions and meeting people. Find me in the #RedHat booth some of the time. I'll be ready to talk about Service Mesh/#Istio #Keycloak, #Tekton, and many other topics.
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In my rush to get a basic docker build tekton pipeline working I made a bit of a noob mistake... Using an emptyDir workspace to store data between tasks.
I didn't realise that the emptyDir workspace is only persisted for the duration of a specific task so at the end of the clone task it's discarded and a fresh emptyDir is supplied for the build task...
I was caught off guard cos I didn't really think that would be too useful but after doing some reading it's probably used when running/testing single tasks in isolation. Using it for CI/CD would mean you're not getting the benefit of cached data between runs.
Setting up a PVC won't take long, I'm just being lazy. Serves me right.
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In my rush to get a basic docker build tekton pipeline working I made a bit of a noob mistake... Using an emptyDir workspace to store data between tasks.
I didn't realise that the emptyDir workspace is only persisted for the duration of a specific task so at the end of the clone task it's discarded and a fresh emptyDir is supplied for the build task...
I was caught off guard cos I didn't really think that would be too useful but after doing some reading it's probably used when running/testing single tasks in isolation. Using it for CI/CD would mean you're not getting the benefit of cached data between runs.
Setting up a PVC won't take long, I'm just being lazy. Serves me right.
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In my rush to get a basic docker build tekton pipeline working I made a bit of a noob mistake... Using an emptyDir workspace to store data between tasks.
I didn't realise that the emptyDir workspace is only persisted for the duration of a specific task so at the end of the clone task it's discarded and a fresh emptyDir is supplied for the build task...
I was caught off guard cos I didn't really think that would be too useful but after doing some reading it's probably used when running/testing single tasks in isolation. Using it for CI/CD would mean you're not getting the benefit of cached data between runs.
Setting up a PVC won't take long, I'm just being lazy. Serves me right.
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In my rush to get a basic docker build tekton pipeline working I made a bit of a noob mistake... Using an emptyDir workspace to store data between tasks.
I didn't realise that the emptyDir workspace is only persisted for the duration of a specific task so at the end of the clone task it's discarded and a fresh emptyDir is supplied for the build task...
I was caught off guard cos I didn't really think that would be too useful but after doing some reading it's probably used when running/testing single tasks in isolation. Using it for CI/CD would mean you're not getting the benefit of cached data between runs.
Setting up a PVC won't take long, I'm just being lazy. Serves me right.
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Spent a little time this weekend getting to know Tekton
People use it at work to build a golden path CI/CD pipeline in the form of a helm chart and it'd be nice if I could dive in and make changes to push upstream as needed.
So far, all I've really done is gone over some of the examples:
https://tekton.dev/docs/getting-started/
Pretty happy with it so far, set up is much easier than gitea actions and I think this will just be easier to maintain. The kubernetes/manifest-driven interface fits nicely with my gitops/fluxcd strategy but I can still trigger builds manually with the CLI as needed.
Next step is to port over some of my existing image builds and then I'll see if I can make my own image build pipeline as a helm chart so it's reusable.
Anyone have any interesting use cases for Tekton in their own work/home?
#tekton #cicd #gitops #fluxcd #docker #helm #homelab #selfhosted
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Spent a little time this weekend getting to know Tekton
People use it at work to build a golden path CI/CD pipeline in the form of a helm chart and it'd be nice if I could dive in and make changes to push upstream as needed.
So far, all I've really done is gone over some of the examples:
https://tekton.dev/docs/getting-started/
Pretty happy with it so far, set up is much easier than gitea actions and I think this will just be easier to maintain. The kubernetes/manifest-driven interface fits nicely with my gitops/fluxcd strategy but I can still trigger builds manually with the CLI as needed.
Next step is to port over some of my existing image builds and then I'll see if I can make my own image build pipeline as a helm chart so it's reusable.
Anyone have any interesting use cases for Tekton in their own work/home?
#tekton #cicd #gitops #fluxcd #docker #helm #homelab #selfhosted
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Spent a little time this weekend getting to know Tekton
People use it at work to build a golden path CI/CD pipeline in the form of a helm chart and it'd be nice if I could dive in and make changes to push upstream as needed.
So far, all I've really done is gone over some of the examples:
https://tekton.dev/docs/getting-started/
Pretty happy with it so far, set up is much easier than gitea actions and I think this will just be easier to maintain. The kubernetes/manifest-driven interface fits nicely with my gitops/fluxcd strategy but I can still trigger builds manually with the CLI as needed.
Next step is to port over some of my existing image builds and then I'll see if I can make my own image build pipeline as a helm chart so it's reusable.
Anyone have any interesting use cases for Tekton in their own work/home?
#tekton #cicd #gitops #fluxcd #docker #helm #homelab #selfhosted
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Spent a little time this weekend getting to know Tekton
People use it at work to build a golden path CI/CD pipeline in the form of a helm chart and it'd be nice if I could dive in and make changes to push upstream as needed.
So far, all I've really done is gone over some of the examples:
https://tekton.dev/docs/getting-started/
Pretty happy with it so far, set up is much easier than gitea actions and I think this will just be easier to maintain. The kubernetes/manifest-driven interface fits nicely with my gitops/fluxcd strategy but I can still trigger builds manually with the CLI as needed.
Next step is to port over some of my existing image builds and then I'll see if I can make my own image build pipeline as a helm chart so it's reusable.
Anyone have any interesting use cases for Tekton in their own work/home?
#tekton #cicd #gitops #fluxcd #docker #helm #homelab #selfhosted
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Spent a little time this weekend getting to know Tekton
People use it at work to build a golden path CI/CD pipeline in the form of a helm chart and it'd be nice if I could dive in and make changes to push upstream as needed.
So far, all I've really done is gone over some of the examples:
https://tekton.dev/docs/getting-started/
Pretty happy with it so far, set up is much easier than gitea actions and I think this will just be easier to maintain. The kubernetes/manifest-driven interface fits nicely with my gitops/fluxcd strategy but I can still trigger builds manually with the CLI as needed.
Next step is to port over some of my existing image builds and then I'll see if I can make my own image build pipeline as a helm chart so it's reusable.
Anyone have any interesting use cases for Tekton in their own work/home?
#tekton #cicd #gitops #fluxcd #docker #helm #homelab #selfhosted
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Finally merged my #Tekton experiment.
Added 34000 lines of YAML to drop 62. Not the best ratio 😅
But let's see where things go from here. I'm quite confident that I'll be able to replace gitlab-runners in the next few weeks and find a good pattern for the pipelines.
But I think I'll take a day off working on these. It's so crazy abstract, but that's also the potential tekton holds.
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Finally merged my #Tekton experiment.
Added 34000 lines of YAML to drop 62. Not the best ratio 😅
But let's see where things go from here. I'm quite confident that I'll be able to replace gitlab-runners in the next few weeks and find a good pattern for the pipelines.
But I think I'll take a day off working on these. It's so crazy abstract, but that's also the potential tekton holds.
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Finally merged my #Tekton experiment.
Added 34000 lines of YAML to drop 62. Not the best ratio 😅
But let's see where things go from here. I'm quite confident that I'll be able to replace gitlab-runners in the next few weeks and find a good pattern for the pipelines.
But I think I'll take a day off working on these. It's so crazy abstract, but that's also the potential tekton holds.
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Finally merged my #Tekton experiment.
Added 34000 lines of YAML to drop 62. Not the best ratio 😅
But let's see where things go from here. I'm quite confident that I'll be able to replace gitlab-runners in the next few weeks and find a good pattern for the pipelines.
But I think I'll take a day off working on these. It's so crazy abstract, but that's also the potential tekton holds.
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Finally merged my #Tekton experiment.
Added 34000 lines of YAML to drop 62. Not the best ratio 😅
But let's see where things go from here. I'm quite confident that I'll be able to replace gitlab-runners in the next few weeks and find a good pattern for the pipelines.
But I think I'll take a day off working on these. It's so crazy abstract, but that's also the potential tekton holds.
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Anyone interested in talking about Tekton? I would like to have a chat about it.
I'm currently migrating my CI workflow to it and I'm wondering what other people's experience is.
