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  1. The project takes a Dockerfile and creates a Docker container in the pipeline. -Refer to the image Build Docker Image in Pipeline.jpg and Push Docker Image in Pipeline.jpg By running the ./kubernetes/deployment.yaml with the command "kubectl apply -f kubernetes/deployment.yaml" - added in "deploy to cluster.sh" file the container was created.

  2. A screenshot of the AWS console in the EKS section showing the cluster

  • See picture: Eks_cluster
  1. A screenshot of the AWS console in the CloudFormation section showing the stack for the cluster
  • See picture: CloudFormation_stack
  1. Please explain in detail how the rolling deployment works in kubernetes in your project and how did you implement it. You can create a list of the events that happened from the start to the end of a rolling deployment.
  • Refer to Deployment Details_Rolling Deployment Success.jpg for a list of events.
  • Rolling Deployment is implemented by these lines in deployment.yaml file:
  spec:
    replicas: 3
    selector:
      matchLabels:
        app: capstone
    strategy:
      type: RollingUpdate
      rollingUpdate:
        maxSurge: 0
        maxUnavailable: 1

Outline

  1. Create an Nginx “Hello World” static website application.

  2. builder docker container, which should serve a static website

  3. build Jenkins pipelines for linting html file, building docker image and uploading docker image to Dockerhub

  4. build kubenetes container on AWS with eksctl_cluster.sh based on the image on dockerhub

  5. serve our website on AWS kubenetes with rolling deployment with deploy to cluster.sh