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Deployment Strategy: AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, and Jenkins #14

Open andrewkimswe opened 2 weeks ago

andrewkimswe commented 2 weeks ago

Objective

To deploy the application on AWS initially, with plans to gradually adopt Docker, Kubernetes, and Jenkins to support containerization, orchestration, and CI/CD capabilities as the project scales.

Plan

1. Initial Deployment on AWS

Goal: Get the application running in a production environment on AWS.

Steps: Use native AWS services (e.g., EC2, Elastic Beanstalk, or ECS) to set up and deploy the application.

Benefit: Provides a working production environment that’s easy to deploy and manage, allowing us to quickly validate and optimize the app's core functionality in production.

2. Add Docker for Containerization

Goal: Standardize the application environment across development, testing, and production using Docker containers.

Steps: Containerize the application with Docker and test it locally.

Deploy the Dockerized application to AWS (using AWS ECS as a managed service for containers).

Benefit: Ensures consistent environments between local and production, simplifies dependency management, and prepares for future scalability needs.

3. Introduce Kubernetes for Orchestration and Scaling

Goal: Enable efficient scaling and management of containerized applications through Kubernetes.

Steps: Once the Docker setup is stable, introduce Kubernetes (using AWS EKS) to handle container orchestration.

Set up Kubernetes to manage service scaling, networking, and resilience across multiple containers.

Benefit: Adds advanced orchestration capabilities, allowing for independent scaling of microservices, load balancing, and complex inter-service communication.

4. Integrate Jenkins for CI/CD

Goal: Automate build, testing, and deployment pipelines using Jenkins.

Steps: Set up Jenkins for CI/CD workflows to automate testing and deployment of code changes.

Integrate Jenkins with Kubernetes to manage builds within the cluster.

Benefit: Enables continuous integration and deployment, making it easier to push updates to the Docker/Kubernetes environment and streamline the deployment workflow.

andrewkimswe commented 1 week ago

Jenkins 대신 GitHub Actions를 사용하는 이유