turbo 🏎️💨_____🚗_🚗_🚗

Turbocharged, Hands-free, CI/CD

I never finished this and would do it quite differently as of 08/2022

And thus, you probably shouldn't try to use it...

The idea:

• Want to optimize development by automatically building and destroying individual dev clusters daily? Use turbo: a fully formed, automated, end-to-end app deployment system.
  • Basic Roadway: AWS Lambda script is runs on a cron schedule, for each of your devs, it...
    • => Hits a CI/CD tool, like Jenkins, which kicks off...
    • => Terraform scripts to deploy an empty EKS Cluster,
    • => Deployment of Kubernetes objects for securely running and exposing development environment,
    • => A Slack message including cluster credentials, endpoints, and other relevant information.
  • Proceed to ~/infra/README.md to get started in the nitty gritty as the project currently stands.

The Cluster:

• Before we deploy we need a cluster. Use a infrastructure as code and simple bash scripts to automate creation and testing functionality of an AWS EKS cluster.
• Tech Stack
  • AWS - CLI, EKS
  • Terraform
  • Bash
• Our AWS EKS cluster will be watching the DockerHub registry. Basically, it will be checking continuously whether the version tag and/or commit SHA of the containers its running are = to the most recent ones in Docker Hub. If it isn't, a Rolling Update will be triggered on the cluster. The Rolling Update will be such that perceived customer downtime is 0, but the rollout itself is still fast.

The Sample Code:

• The focus is be on the Pipeline, so this will be nothing fancy. It's just to demostrate how one would hook an app up to the cluster.
• Tech Stack:
  • HTML/CSS
  • Redis and/or MongoDB to demo statefulness.