🔁 Migrating to Tekton: This blog post is about my experience migrating from Travis CI to Tekton.

🔁 Migrating from Travis CI to Tekton 🧙🏻‍♂️ A New Adventure At the company where I work recently a strategic decision was made to migrate all CI/CD workflows from Travis CI to the company’s own CI/CD solution built with Tekton. As result, since the majority of our applications were written in Ruby on Rails and there was no generic pipeline built for this web-framework, I got the opportunity to contribute to this InnerSource project and develop a CI/CD pipeline using Tekton. In this article I would like to share my experience and perception related to this project. ❓ Why? First of all, a question to answer: Why we committed to replace Travis CI — a working pipeline solution — with another, less trending solution? Well, it was important to reduce the spending on third-party IT tools and the elimination of the dependency on these tools was also a relevant concern. Using third-party tools is a convenient approach as you don’t have to develop or maintain the software, you don’t have to estab