Project 3: How to Build Jenkins Pipeline on AWS — AWS Cloud DevOps Engineer Nanodegree Program

The process of taking software from source code to deployment and beyond is key in cloud computing. In this third project of the AWS Cloud DevOps Engineer Nanodegree program, I will show how to build a CI/CD Jenkins pipeline for blue deployment.

By the end of this project, you will have learned the process of taking software from source code to deployment and beyond:

1. AWS Steps

AWS console with the permissions being created

Unique AWS URL of your EC2 instance

2. Install Jenkins On Ubuntu

3. Set Up Jenkins

“Unlock Jenkins” screen, displaying the location of the initial password

4. Install Blue Ocean plugin

Blue Ocean link

5. Set up a GitHub Repository

GitHub project as a pipeline

6. Set up AWS credentials in Jenkins

7. Set up S3 Bucket

8. Set up pipeline for AWS

“index.html” rendered

9. Add another stage in pipeline

Failure when linting

Passing the linting stage and deploys to S3

You have learned:

• Choosing the right deployment strategy for your business needs and deploying an appropriate CI/CD pipeline
• About monitoring and logging to ensure that your application is running at peak performance and stays that way

You are prepared to continue your learning journey with me in the Cloud Developer Nanodegree program.

Happy coding!

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