Project: Terraform with Jenkins for AWS 3-Tier deployment
Learn how to deploy AWS 3-Tier infrastructure with Terraform, Ansible, Terragrunt Jenkins pipeline integration
Description
In this project tutorial you'll learn how to master the art of infrastructure automation using Terraform with Jenkins for a highly efficient AWS 3-tier infrastructure deployment. This guide is tailored for both beginners and experienced users.
We'll delve into the finer details of both Terraform, a highly popular Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool, and Jenkins, a widely-used CI/CD platform, and how to combine them to automate the deployment of a 3-tier architecture on AWS.
Project Demo
Understanding the AWS 3-Tier Architecture
Introduction to Terragrunt
Introduction to Jenkins
Terraform and Jenkins Integration
Automating AWS 3-Tier Infrastructure Deployment
Testing the Deployment
Rolling Update strategy
Key Highlights:
⭐ Understanding the AWS 3-Tier Architecture
⭐ In-depth exploration of Terraform deployments with Jenkins Pipeline
⭐ Environment specific 3-Tier architecture deployment using Terragrunt
⭐ Jenkins pipeline to create/update/destroy the AWS infrastructure with Terragrunt configuration
⭐ Download the complete end-to-end project code with Pipeline, Terraform, Ansible, Terragrunt configuration to explore how the coding done with all the best practices.
This project tutorial is loaded with best practices, step-by-step guides, and real-time examples that will empower you to efficiently manage and automate your environment specific infrastructure deployments.
#Terraform #Jenkins #AWS #DevOps #InfrastructureAsCode #Automation #3TierArchitecture #CloudComputing #Terragrunt #Ansible #Devops Project #AWS Project #Terraform Project
What You Will Learn!
- Understanding the AWS 3-Tier Architecture
- Terraform, Ansible and Jenkins Pipeline Integration
- Automating AWS 3-Tier Infrastructure Deployment
- Environment specific deployments using Terragrunt
Who Should Attend!
- DevOps Beginners to understand Terraform and Jenkins Project integrations for AWS deployments