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- Spinnaker
Spinnaker is an open-source, multi-cloud continuous delivery platform that combines a powerful and flexible pipeline management system with integrations to the major cloud providers If you are looking to standardize your release processes and improve quality, Spinnaker is for you
- Documentation - Spinnaker
Reference For advanced Spinnaker users and developers looking for detailed explanations of how the various parts of Spinnaker work and fit together
- Get Started Using Spinnaker
Whether you’re an operator or admin installing or managing Spinnaker or an end user getting started using Spinnaker, here are some pointers to get you started
- Versions - Spinnaker
The Spinnaker releases listed below are top-level versions tying together each Spinnaker subcomponents’ versions These have been validated together in an end-to-end integration test suite curated by the Spinnaker community, and represent a more maintainable, easy to upgrade Spinnaker
- Install and Configure Spinnaker
This section describes how to install and set up Spinnaker so that it can be configured for use in production If you just want to evaluate Spinnaker without much work, one of the options in Quickstart might be a better choice
- Concepts - Spinnaker
Spinnaker is an open-source, multi-cloud continuous delivery platform that helps you release software changes with high velocity and confidence
- Application User Guide - Spinnaker
An application in Spinnaker is a construct that represents some service that you are going to deploy (typically a microservice) It includes: the pipelines that process the service through to deployment in production the infrastructure on which the service is run: clusters server groups firewalls load balancers canary configs
- An Introduction to Spinnaker: Hello Deployment
Spinnaker has no knowledge of our repo location, so it needs a way to trigger a pipeline automatically when code is pushed (A pipeline is a set of actions that handle the application delivery) Spinnaker will poll our polling job and kick off a pipeline when it detects a fresh run
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