Building a Robust CI/CD Pipeline for Web Deployment

In today's fast-paced tech environment, the efficiency of Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines cannot be overstated. Here's a breakdown of a recent robust CI/CD pipeline tailored for web development that I have worked on:

?? Utilized EC2 instances to host Jenkins, SonarQube, and Docker servers, ensuring a seamless and efficient workflow environment.

?? Jenkins effectively manages CI/CD workflows, integrating AWS services, GitHub, SonarQube, and Docker seamlessly. This automation ensures that any changes pushed to the GitHub repository from a local machine are processed efficiently.

?? SonarQube integration provides invaluable insights into code quality, checking code vulnerability, bugs, and maintainability metrics like code coverage, bugs, and vulnerabilities.

?? Passing this verification triggers deployment to an Nginx server via Docker image which gets deployed to an AWS Nginx server.

?? End-users experience a seamless browsing experience on the final website, thanks to the efficiency of the CI/CD pipeline.

?? For a deeper dive into the process, check out the full details on my GitHub : https://lnkd.in/guw4SNcB

To Summarize:

The integration of Jenkins, SonarQube, Docker, and AWS offers a robust solution for web deployment. Remember, always prioritize code quality and efficiency when implementing such pipelines.

Let me know if you have any questions or issues related to implementing this pipeline or facing any issues.

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