This project utilizes a CI/CD pipeline to automate the deployment of my personal portfolio. It integrates various tools and services, including GitHub, Jenkins, Ansible, Docker, AWS EC2, and AWS Route53.
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The following components make up the pipeline:
- GitHub: Hosts the source code and utilizes webhooks to trigger the pipeline on a push event.
- Jenkins: Orchestrates the pipeline, running jobs to build, test, and deploy the application.
- Ansible: Configures the necessary environments and dependencies.
- Docker: Packages the application into a container for consistent deployment.
- AWS EC2: Hosts the running containers in a scalable and reliable cloud environment.
- AWS Route53: Manages DNS for the portfolio, routing traffic to the appropriate instance.
- Code Push: Developers push code to the GitHub repository.
- Webhooks: GitHub webhooks automatically notify Jenkins to start a new build.
- Build and Test: Jenkins retrieves the latest code and executes defined jobs to build and test the application.
- Containerization: If tests pass, Jenkins uses Ansible to build a Docker container.
- Deployment: The Docker container is deployed to AWS EC2 instances.
- Routing Traffic: AWS Route53 routes incoming traffic to the docker instance.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.