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Tekton Pipelines Tutorial

To get started with Tekton and learn how to create and run a simple pipeline for building and deploying containerized app on Kubernetes/OpenShift, you can follow one of these tutorials:

TektonHub

  • TektonHub Integration:

  • Install Task from TektonHub as ClusterTask:

Wizard for Pipeline Start

  • Start Pipeline:

  • Pipeline with Workspace:

  • Create new PVC:

Show Tekton TaskRun/PipelineRun Logs in Editor

Tekton variables code completion

Add Trigger support

Restart Pipeline with previous PipelineRun content

Deploy resource on save

Note: This is experimental feature, you need to enable it in VSCode Setting Preferences

'Go to Definition' for Tekton Pipeline yaml

Tekton tree auto refresh and open resource from an inline command

PipelineRun Preview

Setup OpenShift/Kubernetes Cluster to use with the Extension

To use the extension, developers can deploy Tekton Pipelines into Red Hat OpenShift Local or a minikube instance.

Red Hat OpenShift Local

  • Red Hat OpenShift Local is the quickest way to get started building OpenShift clusters. It is designed to run on a local computer to simplify setup and testing, and to emulate the cloud development environment locally with all of the tools needed to develop container-based applications. Follow this documentation to get it up and running. After cluster is started follow these steps to deploy OpenShift Pipelines into an OpenShift cluster.

minikube

  • For detailed analysis of how to setup Tekton Pipelines into minikube instance, please follow the instructions/tutorial.