Building Docker images in Jenkins with Kaniko

Running Jenkins is simple using serverless technologies, but what if we need Jenkins itself to build Docker images? This is the Docker-in-Docker problem, often solved by giving the container privileged access to the Docker daemon on the host. The alternative is to use Kaniko, a tool which allows you to build a Docker image in a container in a scalable way, without having to give it privileged access.

✔️by watching this video you'll learn how to use Kaniko from Jenkins to easily build and push a Docker image, so you can keep your CI pipelines totally serverless.

▶️ traditional approach to building Docker images in Jenkins 1:17
▶️ problem with traditional approach 3:17
▶️ how Kaniko solves these problems 4:25
▶️ demo of Kaniko building images from Jenkins pipeline in AWS 7:45

🖱️ check out the accompanying article "Using Jenkins and Kaniko to build Docker images in AWS" for even more info https://jenkinshero.com/using-jenkins...
🖱️ try out the demo from the video which sets up Jenkins & Kaniko in your own AWS account https://github.com/tkgregory/aws-cdk-...
📖 here's the Kaniko documentation https://github.com/GoogleContainerToo...

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