Tekton is changing many things in new releases. Do not forget to check pipeline and trigger version installed as part of Openshift pipelines operator and the documentation version you are following
This is actually a very dated video for Tekton. It used version 0.4.0 and Tekton as of my post here is on 0.9.1. There is also now a UI for Tekton. I think it's fair to say that moving to Tekton as of now would be a big adjustment. The project is still only a little older than a year and still needs work before it's ready for production workloads. I am thinking of putting together a new video in the future that will show how to use Tekton on Kubernetes with a lot of the improvements for the CLI, UI, and using webhooks.
@@TheDOH1920 thank you for your answer and for your great work. I was just googling something about "openshift tekton" or "tekton dashboard", and found only CLI examples for the first time. Now I know there are both standalone dash, and integrated openshift UI for openshift pipelines(that are literally just tekton), and I understand that tekton is a big deal, it's just a matter of time when it becomes a standard in community. Tekton looks even better than Argo workflow, even though Argo started earlier than tekton. So, once again, thank you.
Thank you for walking me through this journey Daniel! Great work.
Great tutorial! I love using Openshift!
thanks for walking through the yaml files. nobody every seems to and im always unsure what to change or not to. this helped a lot
Great content. Informative, yet entertaining !
Thank you so much this is veryhelpfull.
I can't find the Openshift Pipelines Install tab, I can only see YAML, Events and Subscription. Am I missing something?
Nevermind. Just realized the video was from 2019.
pipeline pipeline pipeline
more pipeline words needed
So this can't be run on 3.11?
I don’t think we can. It has to be 4.x
I see there is mismatch between the video and the document
Tekton is changing many things in new releases. Do not forget to check pipeline and trigger version installed as part of Openshift pipelines operator and the documentation version you are following
Looks weird without UI. Why bother moving to tekton if jenkins groovy pipelines are OK and they have visualization in 3.11?
This is actually a very dated video for Tekton. It used version 0.4.0 and Tekton as of my post here is on 0.9.1. There is also now a UI for Tekton. I think it's fair to say that moving to Tekton as of now would be a big adjustment. The project is still only a little older than a year and still needs work before it's ready for production workloads. I am thinking of putting together a new video in the future that will show how to use Tekton on Kubernetes with a lot of the improvements for the CLI, UI, and using webhooks.
@@TheDOH1920 thank you for your answer and for your great work. I was just googling something about "openshift tekton" or "tekton dashboard", and found only CLI examples for the first time. Now I know there are both standalone dash, and integrated openshift UI for openshift pipelines(that are literally just tekton), and I understand that tekton is a big deal, it's just a matter of time when it becomes a standard in community. Tekton looks even better than Argo workflow, even though Argo started earlier than tekton. So, once again, thank you.
thank you
Thank You