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tekton-tutorial is a Shell library typically used in Devops, Continuous Deployment applications. tekton-tutorial has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

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The latest version of tekton-tutorial is v1.3.0

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Why Use Argo CD in Combination with Tekton

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Why Use Argo CD in Combination with Tekton

Asked 2021-Mar-01 at 20:41

I am configuring a cloud-native OpenShift CI/CD process using Tekton. Tekton has the option to trigger via events and also has the option to deploy directly to a cluster. Given this functionality, I am confused of the ideal use case for Argo CD.

Argo CD appears to share very similar functionality with Tekton except lacks the ability to run builds. If I can build and deploy apps entirely via Tekton, what advantage does Argo provide?

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Answered 2021-Mar-01 at 20:41

It's a matter of preference.

Yes, Tekton is good for a Build Pipeline and can also be used for deployment.

There are many different ways to deploy to Kubernetes

With kubectl apply -f using declarative manifests
With kubectl apply -k using kustomization (e.g. to easier maitain multiple environments)
With ArgoCD, using GitOps to sync a git repository to the cluster, see example in a Tekton Pipeline
With kpt that is similar to kustomize but can manage "bundles" from git
With helm, using templates and charts
With flagger to use e.g. Canary Deployments

They can all deploy to Kubernetes. Which method you use depends on your preferences.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66429189

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Tekton, originally known as Knative Build but spun-off as its own open source project with its own governance organization. Tekton attempts to fill the void of an in-cluster container image build and deployment workflow -- that is continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD) --. The Tekton philosophy revolves around three main pillars:. As part of this tutorial and its chapter you will learn about Tekton components such as Task & Pipeline and how to apply them in common day-to-day CI/CD use cases.

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