In this blog, we are going to build and deploy our application on Docker Container with the help of Ansible. — In the previous blog, we discussed the process of making changes on our workstation, followed by committing the changes using Git onto GitHub. Once the latest code is available on the Git repository, Jenkins is capable of fetching the updated code, initiating a build using Maven, creating Docker images, and…

In this blog, we are going to build and deploy our application on Docker Container. — In the last blog, we have an environment with Git, GitHub, Jenkins, Maven, Tomcat, we can able to commit our code on to GitHub, and Jenkins is going to pull the code from GitHub. Build with the help of Maven and deploy it on a Tomcat server. Next thing, we…

During this DevOps project, we are going to deploy our application on three different kind of target environment:- 1- Tomcat Server 2- Docker Container 3- Kubernetes Initially, we are going to build and deploy our application on Tomcat server. For this, we are going to set up CI/CD pipeline with the help of GitHub Jenkins Maven, and Tomcat. Github : https://github.com/jabir000/hello-world.git Setup CI/CD with Github, Jenkins, Maven and Tomcat

Github: https://github.com/jabir000/2048.git In this article we will be deploying the game “2048” using Docker and Amazon Web Services (AWS). we’ll go through the step-by-step process of containerizing the 2048 game and then seamlessly deploying it onto the AWS platform. The tools utilized in this project are as follows: Github Visual Studio Code Docker AWS -Elastic Beanstalk Step1: Create a Docker file

This article outlines the process of deploying a Node.js application on an EC2 instance and setting up a Jenkins-based CICD pipeline. The tools utilized in this project are as follows: AWS-EC2 GitHub Docker Jenkins What is CICD pipeline? A CI/CD pipeline is an automated system that integrates, tests, and deploys code changes continuously, allowing…