Description

I have hands-on experience with Docker, Jenkins, AWS EC-2, Git, and GitHub. I deployed a static website on AWS and created a CI/CD pipeline using Docker, Jenkins, and Git. The workflow is as follows: when we update the code on GitHub or commit any changes, the CI/CD pipeline activates. It automatically builds, tests, and deploys the updates on AWS. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the project:

• Docker:
  • Containerized the application using Docker, ensuring consistency across development, testing, and production environments.
• Jenkins:
  • Configured Jenkins to monitor the GitHub repository.
  • Set up Jenkins pipelines to automate the build, test, and deployment process.
• AWS EC-2:
  • Deployed the static website on an AWS EC-2 instance.
  • Configured the instance to host the website and manage deployments.
• Git and GitHub:
  • Utilized Git for version control and GitHub as the repository hosting service.
  • Integrated GitHub with Jenkins to trigger builds on code commits or pull requests.
• CI/CD Pipeline:
  • When code is updated or committed to GitHub, Jenkins detects the change.
  • The pipeline is triggered, initiating the Docker container build process.
  • Automated tests are run to ensure code quality.
  • Upon successful testing, the new build is deployed to the AWS EC-2 instance.

This automated CI/CD pipeline streamlined the deployment process, reducing manual intervention and ensuring rapid, reliable updates to the static website hosted on AWS.