GitHub Actions & Amazon EKS CI/CD Pipeline | DevOps | Docker | DevSecOps | English

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Welcome to 'DevOps Mastery: GitHub Actions & Amazon EKS CI/CD Pipeline.' In this comprehensive course, we'll guide you through every step of creating a rock-solid DevOps pipeline that seamlessly combines GitHub Actions and Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS).

As a DevOps engineer, you understand the importance of automating and streamlining your development and deployment processes. We'll start by setting up a robust CI/CD pipeline using GitHub Actions. This means your code will be automatically tested and deployed whenever changes are pushed to your GitHub repository, ensuring that your software is always in a state of readiness.

To take control of your environment, we'll install and configure a self-hosted runner on an Amazon EC2 instance, giving you the flexibility to define your own build and deployment environment. Docker comes next, allowing you to containerize your application for consistent and efficient deployments.

Security is paramount, and we'll integrate SonarQube and Trivy to scan your code and Docker images for vulnerabilities. With these tools, your applications will not only run smoothly but also meet high security standards.

Once your code is clean and secure, we'll guide you through the process of building Docker images and pushing them to GitHub's container registry, ensuring that your application is ready for deployment.

After that, we'll explore the power of Amazon EKS. You'll learn how to set up and manage Kubernetes clusters on AWS, using Terraform to provision your infrastructure. The course will wrap up by setting up Slack notifications to keep your team in the loop regarding the status of your builds and deployments.

Join us to become a DevOps master, with the skills to automate, secure, and scale your applications with confidence. Start your DevOps journey today with 'DevOps Mastery: GitHub Actions & Amazon EKS CI/CD Pipeline.

[Dru-ys]

This walk-through is so ❤‍🔥 Thank you so much for this video.

[Learn_IT_with_Azizul]

Very useful. Also, same project with GitLab should be another great 👍 if possible! Thank you very much 🙏

[ritikamalhotra]

Wonderful like always. Thanks for sharing this.

[rajeshjallu]

thank you so much for this great project. i have tried entire project able to execute successfully...🥰🥰🥰

[abdulsubhansubhan]

Hi bro Wonderful video it helps a lot thanks for making such quality content and please add the videos in the description to refer slack and terraform eks

[shivakumarb]

Thanks bro, can you please share few things/suggestions on How to learn like you and implement different projects?

[kodjoviamedimele]

@mrcloudbook thank you so much for this project. You are a God sent to us.

[CarlosAranda-cw]

Thanks for the video! One question. Where i can find the Github repository?

[janez_fem]

Well done, good job once again. I have wanted to reach out to you of the possibility of doing a microservices DevSecOps project using an automated CICD pipeline with either Jenkins or Gitlab (as CICD), terraform for Infra and ArgoCD for deployment. Will really appreciate if you could come up with one, please/

[theshoppingexplorer]

As dockerhub is public repository we can not use it industry so can you implement it with out using dockerhub and only eks ??

[EsEkrebe]

how can you integrate monitoring tool to this, like native aws monitoring tool or Prometheus and Grafana. both examples would be perfect. Thanks

[andrewherlache]

is this project entirely free to complete?

[whizworlds]

thanks for sharing
Is it possible to do this with docker compose as well . if there are changes done in the file it will show up with an error of already same name container already exit and build will fail ? any idea how to do that ? I know how to do it on jenkins but not sure about github actions .