Implementation of Continous Delivery using Jenkins And Kubernetes with Docker Local Images

Abstract

The need for software has increased and the development process has also become more complex as technology has developed which resulted application will take a long time to deployed, which can be completed in weeks or even months. One reason is the large number of teams involved in application development, especially the Development Team and Operations Team. These teams can cause the application delivery process to the user's side to be hampered if a conflict occurs, so the term DevOps appears. Support for DevOps continues to be improved, so there is CI/CD (Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery/Deployment). Banyak penelitian mengenai CI/CD yang sudah dilakukan dan menggunakan tools Jenkins, Kubernetes, dan Docker. Namun penelitian yang sudah ada menggunakan repository DockerHub untuk menyimpan Docker Image This research focuses on the local implementation of the docker image which is then run with Kubernetes Orchestration so it can reduce the platform used by CI/CD. This implementation requires conversion from docker image to Kubernetes Image Cache. The results show that the Continous Delivery implementation using Kubernetes with the Local Docker image is successful and can run well. The results show that the average time required to create a docker image is 649 seconds (10 minutes 49 seconds) and image conversion process which takes an average time of 275 seconds (4 minutes 35 seconds). Research can be developed further by researching techniques to shorten build time, minimize resource utilitation and minimize time conversion from docker images to Kubernetes Image Cache.