In this project, we will do Kubernetes cluster setup with kubeadm in centos7 and will create deployment and services through manual/ansible-playbook /which is an open-source system for automating the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. Jenkins is a continuous integration and continuous delivery tool that can be used to automate the building, testing, and deployment of your applications. Together, Kubernetes and Jenkins can provide a powerful and flexible way to manage your application deployments. In this tutorial, we will show you how to set up a Kubernetes with Jenkins CI/CD Pipeline. Once you have a Kubernetes cluster and a Jenkins server up and running, you can proceed with setting up the Jenkins Pipeline.
What will you Learn in the Project Kubernetes with Jenkins CI/CD Pipeline?
- How to integrate Kubernetes with Ansible?
- How to create Kubernetes deployment and services using Ansible?
- How to automate Kubernetes deployments with Jenkins CI/CD pipeline?
Tools Used
- AS , GitHub
- Containerization Tool: Docker
- Container orchestration tool: Kubernetes
- Configuration Management Tool : Ansible
- CI/CD Tool: Jenkins
Tasks Performed
As part of this project, we will be performing the following tasks:
Task-1: Install and configure Kubernetes clusters on AWS LINUX Machine
Task-2: Install Kubernetes using kubeadm in all server
Task-3: Create deployment pods and services using yaml files
Task-4:
a) Integrate Kubernetes master machine with ansible server
b) Add kuberenet master private ip under ansible hosts file
Task-5:
a) Create Ansible playbook for Kubernetes deployment and service
b) Create application-service.yaml file
Task-6: Automate everything end to end using Jenkins
Level
Beginner