Spike: Implementations of Cloud Native Buildpacks on CI/CD platforms

[jromero]

Description

Cloud Native Buildpacks primary function is to turn source code into runnable image and because of that it's natural for it to be used within various CI/CD platform pipelines.

The purpose of this issue is produce various proof of concept implementations for the top 5 to 10 platforms as ranked by stackshare.

FORMAT:
- [<done>] <name> - <issue>
- [<done>] <name>

• Jenkins - Create a Jenkins pipeline plugin #531
• Travis CI
• Circle CI
• GitLab CI
• Codeship
• TeamCity
• Bamboo
• Drone.io
• wercker
• Concourse
• Gitea
• GitHub Actions (via pack)

[2pai]

hello @jromero , I would like to take this as my GSOC project. Can you help me with it? :D

[zmackie]

Hi @2pai

Here are a few resources I was able to put together:

• lifecycle phases (video) - A high-level explanation of the lifecyle and it's phases.
• pack build process (code) - How these phases are executed by pack.
• buildpack ecosystem (video) - How lifecycle plays a part in the bigger system.

[jromero]

We can break each CI platform into its own issue given the scope of this issue and the potential for parallel work.

@2pai do you have one in mind that you'd like to look into?

[2pai]

Thank you @zmackie

I think I would take Jenkins @jromero

[jromero]

@2pai #531 has been created. 😄

[safakozdek]

Hi @jromero, I am interested in working for GitLab CI integration as a GSoC participant. Where can I start ?

[chialin-liu]

Dear @jromero, I had the experience about using docker associated with Travis CI to deploy multiple container applications to AWS. May I take this as a GSoC project? Thank you so much

[jromero]

Given this is an epic, it probably should have a milestone associated and instead the individual CI efforts should.

[mmm8955405]

There are any plans for webUI？

[jjbustamante]

Hi @mmm8955405.

Right now, we don't have any plans to explore webUI but we are welcome from any help we can get from the community!