jhavierc / final_project-devops_bootcamp

The final graduation project under the scope of Protein DevOps Engineer Bootcamp includes a bunch of tasks.

Final_Project-DevOps_Bootcamp

Under the scope of DevOps Engineer Bootcamp, which is sponsored by Protein Tech and organized by Patika.dev, this project has been prepared by me as the Final Project.

You will be able to find all necessary documents, which you may possibly need to evaluate the project. If you particularly landed on this page to evaluate this project, you can click here to jump the section which I've prepared as evaluation guide.

🔗 Content

1. Technologies
2. About
3. Tasks
   • Bonus Part
4. Evaluation Guide
5. Contact

💻 Technologies

📋 About

The endeavour of this project is to complete all given tasks. Tasks are mentioned in Tasks section. In order to accomplish that; I've prepared a very simple and primitive React App.

It is one page static web page. I accomodate the project in GitLab repository and I use GitLab CI/CD Pipeline to automatize my deployment. I deploy my React App onto AWS ECS Fargate cluster. I provision my AWS resources via Terraform. Besides of that, in case of it wants to be used, there is available Kubernetes manifest files to deploy the app manually to a Kubernetes cluster.

⚠️ Tasks

Tasks are mainly like that:

• Create a basic React.js app.
• Create a Dockerfile for your app. Try to form an image with the smallest possible size.
• Design and write a GitLab CI/CD pipeline.
• Use Terraform to provision the infrastructure.
• Application should be running on ECS Fargate
• Make sure to use the ideal VPC and security group settings.
• Application load balancer must be configured in front of the service.
• Write the required core Kubernetes manifest files for Kubernetes deployment.

⭐ Bonus

• Configure auto-scaling onto your Fargate instance. Scale-up when CPU is above %50 and scale-down when CPU is below %20.
• Create the proper Cloudwatch dashboards and metrics for monitoring the performance of the application.
• Draw your AWS architecture, explain the connections and relations between your configured services.
• Instead of using GitLab's shared runners, you can configure your own runner.
• Write a script that sends a notification by E-mail if the disk usage exceeds 90% in an operating system using any Linux distribution.

You can access and read fully-detailed tasks document here.

📡 Evaluation Guide

Here I leave neccessary links for each assigned task. Simply by clicking them you can quickly jump into relevant section.

1. Create a basic React.js app
2. Create a Dockerfile for your app
3. Design and write a GitLab CI/CD pipeline
4. Use Terraform to provision the infrastructure
5. Application should be running on ECS Fargate
6. Make sure to use the ideal VPC and security group settings
7. Application load balancer must be configured in front of the service
8. Feel free to include or use any other AWS service(i.e. S3)
9. Write the required core manifest files to deploy the application to Kubernetes
10. Describe your strategy and choices about Kubernetes

BONUS

11. Configure auto-scaling onto your Fargate instance. Scale-up when CPU is above %50 and scale-down when CPU is below %20
12. Create the proper Cloudwatch dashboards and metrics for monitoring the performance of the application
13. Draw your AWS architecture, explain the connections and relations between your configured services
14. Instead of using GitLab's shared runners, you can configure your own runner. If you do so, please share the runner's config.toml and clarify the implementation process
15. Write a script that sends a notification by E-mail if the disk usage exceeds 90% in an operating system using any Linux distribution

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📫 Contact

If you have any questions regarding the project you can contact me via:

• [email protected]
• [email protected]