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2019-05-03 CI/CD Meeting

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Date

26 Apr 2019

Attendees

Name	Project	Email
Greg Hill	Burrow	greg.hill@monax.io
Silas Davis	Burrow	silas@monax.io
Richard Berg	Sawtooth	rberg@bitwise.io
Ryan Beck-Buysse	Sawtooth	rbuysse@bitwise.io
Shawn Amundson	Sawtooth	amundson@bitwise.io
Srinivasan K		mail@srinivasank.net
Mike Lodder	Indy, Ursa	mike@sovrin.org
Morgan Bauer	Fabric	mbauer@us.ibm.com
Pankaj Goyal	Sawtooth	pankaj.goyal@intel.com
Qinghui Hou	Fabric	houqinghui2@huawei.com
Artyom Bakhtin	Iroha	bakhtin@soramitsu.co.jp
Matt Sykes	Fabric	sykesmat@us.ibm.com
Brett Logan	Fabric	brett.t.logan@ibm.com
Dipti		diptivs@gmail.com
Ry Jones	HL	rjones@linuxfoundation.org
Dave Huseby	HL, Ursa	dhuseby@linuxfoundation.org

Agenda

Discuss solutions for docker-in-docker without requiring the docker daemon.
- Kaniko builds docker images docker images from a Dockerfile on a Kubernetes cluster without requiring access to docker daemon.
- Buildah from RedHat does something similar.
- CBI provides a vendor-neutral interface for building (and pushing) container images on top of a Kubernetes cluster.
  - Supports backends Docker, BuildKit, Buildah, kaniko, img, Google Cloud Container Builder, Azure Container Registry Build and OpenShift Source-to-Image (S2I)
- Knative is a set of components that enables modern CI/CD workflows that are native to kubernetes.
  - Consists of the "build", "serving", and "eventing" components. The "build" component is similar to CBI and supports Kaniko and several others that aren't really relevant to HL projects.

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