What Happens When You Hit Enter? Episode 3: CI/CD and Red Hat OpenShift

What happens when you type 'git push -u origin --all' and hit enter? The better question may be why is a CI/CD pipeline a best practice for DevOps teams? Continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD) can help deliver code changes more frequently and reliably, but if you've ever submitted a pull request to an open source project, you know a lot is going on behind the scenes. There's automated tests, maintainer feedback, the trip through integration hell, but there's even more happening in CI/CD for Red Hat OpenShift. That's because Red Hat OpenShift is a collection of technologies that make Kubernetes more useful and powerful, including Tekton, Prometheus, Grafana, Cri-o, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux. And there's additional testing to ensure the features going into Red Hat OpenShift are enterprise-grade. How does it all happen? Our Red Hat OpenShift engineering team takes you through the whole behind the scenes process.

This episode's expert Red Hat panel includes:

Scott McCarty, Product manager, Containers
Urvashi Mohnani, Senior software engineer, OpenShift
Sally O’Malley, Software engineer, OpenShift
Steve Kuznetsov, Senior software engineer, OpenShift

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