The DevOps Toolkit Series

Canary deployments

Using service mesh to define and run canary deployments

Using Istio to define canary deployments

Using metrics in Prometheus to decide whether to roll forward or roll back

Automating canary deployments with Flagger

Creating a script for canary deployments running in continuous delivery tools

Detailed requirements are provided inside the course and available as a free preview.

Kubernetes provides a few "decent" deployment strats out of the box. However, they might not be enough. Canary is missing.

What is the canary deployments process? How should we implement it in Kubernetes? Which tools should we use? We'll try to answer those and quite a few other questions.

This course will guide you through the journey of practical implementation of canary deployments. We'll use Kubernetes because it makes many things easier than any other platform before it. We'll need service mesh because, after all, most of the canary process is controlled through networking and changes to Kubernetes definitions. We'll need a few other tools, and we might even need to write our own scripts to glue everything into a cohesive process.

The end result will be a set of instructions and a live demo of a fully operational canary deployment process that can be plugged into any continuous delivery tool. We'll define the process, and we'll choose some tools. Nevertheless, we'll do all that while making the process agnostic and applicable to any toolset you might pick.

Eeers interested in defining and running canaries as a way to have more reliable deployments with zero-down



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