Devops_On_Kubernetes

A CI/CD pipeline deployed on aws eks using ansible

Project Features

• Using Jenkins to implement Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment
• Integrate Sonar with Jenkins
• Building pipelines
• Deploy Jenkins , Sonar & backend application to AWS EKS

Step by Step guide to deploy Jenkins / Sonar on aws eks using ansible

By the end of those steps, you should be able to deploy the tools on aws eks. Otherwise open issue.

1. Clone or Setup docker and jenkine pipeline to a project

• clone existing microservice project with jenkins pipeline. run in terminal git clone https://github.com/Ahmed-Elkollaly/movie-info-service.git

2. Build Dockerfile locally and push to dockerhub

• run script ./run_docker_locally . the script build the image and run it on port 8082
• test application for url http://localhost:8082/movies/500 . This is information about movie of id 500 in movie db website
• create repository in your account in dockerhub with name movie-info-app
• (optional) edit file upload_docker.sh to replace your account name
• (optional) run ./upload_docker.sh to upload the project to your account in dockerhub

3. Before deploying to aws eks, try running pipeline on aws ec2 to avoid extra complexity and cost resulting from aws eks

4. Run ansible playbook and script to download docker and pull image for Sonarqube and jenkins image to aws ec2

5. Run Jenkins, Sonarqube image

6. Install plugins for jenkins and setup aws, github and dockerhub credentials

7. Open blue ocean and create pipeline for the selected project

8. Terminate aws ec2 instance if tools are functional

9. Create Kubernetes Cluster on aws eks

10. Deploy backend application, jenkins & sonar to aws eks using commands

11. Test urls of the running of pods

12. Terminate the running aws ec2 only

13. Deploy backend application, jenkins & sonar to aws eks using ansible with k8s module