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List of continuous delivery tools for kubernetes and containers in 2023

May 17, 2023 1 Comment

Jenkins X:

A cloud-native, open-source CI/CD solution for Kubernetes. It automates the building, testing, and deployment of containerized applications on Kubernetes, providing features like automated versioning, promotion, and rollbacks.

Argo CD:

An open-source continuous delivery tool for Kubernetes that uses GitOps principles. It automatically deploys and synchronizes applications and their configurations from Git repositories to a Kubernetes cluster.

Tekton:

An open-source framework for building continuous integration and delivery systems on Kubernetes. It provides Kubernetes-native resources for defining and running CI/CD pipelines as code.

Spinnaker:

Though mentioned earlier, Spinnaker deserves a mention here as well. It supports deploying applications to Kubernetes clusters and provides advanced deployment strategies, including canary deployments, rolling updates, and automated rollbacks.

Harness:

A cloud-native, AI-powered continuous delivery platform that supports Kubernetes deployments. It offers automated pipeline creation, artifact management, and deployment strategies like blue/green and canary releases.

GitLab CI/CD:

GitLab’s CI/CD capabilities include specific features for deploying applications to Kubernetes clusters. It provides a simple configuration setup and integrates tightly with GitLab’s version control system.

CircleCI:

CircleCI offers native support for Kubernetes deployments. It allows you to define CI/CD pipelines that build and deploy containerized applications to Kubernetes clusters.

Codefresh:

A cloud-native CI/CD platform designed for containerized applications and Kubernetes. It provides features like pipeline automation, Helm chart management, and deployment workflows.

Flux:

An open-source tool for GitOps-style continuous delivery on Kubernetes. Flux automatically updates Kubernetes resources based on changes in Git repositories, ensuring a desired state of deployments.

Jenkins with Kubernetes plugin:

While Jenkins is a versatile CI/CD tool, it can be used with the Kubernetes plugin to deploy applications to Kubernetes clusters. The plugin provides functionality for managing deployments, services, and other Kubernetes resources.

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rakesh
rakesh
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thanks for sharing knowledge

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