Videos

Vincent and Thomas from Ubisoft demonstrate how they leverage Dagger to improve CI workflows for Unity projects and internal tools. They share practical examples of simplifying builds, managing Unity licenses, and testing backend services locally using containerized environments. Check out how Dagger is integrated into Ubisoft’s pipelines to boost efficiency and modularity.

Myles demos the new Python and SQL notebook tool Marimo, which heavily leverages Dagger. Marimo offers a reactive alternative to Jupyter with features like Python-native file formats, seamless tool integration, and secure code execution. Watch how he builds a chatbot, running Python scripts safely and leveraging WebAssembly for fast, browser-based computing.

Guillaume shares the highlights from our recent 0.14 release, including the Git credential helper for seamless corporate repo access, exit code APIs for flexible test handling, and OCI annotations for better container metadata management. Additional improvements, like host name isolation, faster caching, and optimized disk usage policies, ensure smoother performance for developers and teams. More info here: https://dagger.io/blog/dagger-0-14

In this video, Solomon Hykes, Co-Founder both Dagger and Docker reviews why containerizing applications with Docker was so key and why we now need to containerize our pipelines.

In this demo, Lev Lazinskiy shows how to integrate Dagger pipelines with Jenkins. He explains the setup process for a Jenkins pipeline using Dagger and covers both a simple and a modular approach to managing CI pipelines effectively.

In this demo, Kambui introduced the concept of agentic workflows, particularly highlighting their role in AI-driven processes involving language models. He shared his journey of using Dagger to streamline and optimize continuous integration pipelines.

In this demo, Marcos Lilljedahl explains how to run Kubernetes clusters using Dagger. He addresses the challenges and solutions in integrating Kubernetes within Dagger and shares a practical setup using the k3s Dagger module.

In this demo, Andrea Luzzardi shows how to enhance debugging capabilities in Dagger pipelines by integrating terminal commands directly into the pipeline code. This allows setting breakpoints and inspecting the state of the container at various stages of execution.

In this video, Gerhard Lazu shows the advanced functionalities of Dagger beyond its typical use in CI/CD workflows. He begins by exploring the connection between the Dagger CLI and the Dagger engine, emphasizing the role of Docker and how running commands in debug mode can provide deep insights into their interaction. The video covers various methods to connect the Dagger CLI to the engine, including Docker and Podman containers, Kubernetes, and using TCP or Unix sockets. Gerhard also demonstrates the use of custom Docker images and ensures compatibility across different environments.