Continuous Deployments using Spinnaker on AWS and Kubernetes
What you’ll learn
Be able to use Spinnaker
To get familiar with a Continuous Deployment ecosystem
To setup a Continuous Deployment platform and integrate it with Jenkins / AWS / Kubernetes
To create pipelines in Spinnaker to deploy on AWS or Kubernetes
To be able to use Spinnaker in an enterprise environment
Requirements
To be able to fully understand this course, you need basic knowledge about server infrastructure and cloud computing
You need to be able to open a cloud computing account (AWS / DigitalOcean / or others), or have enough memory (8 GB free usable) to run Spinnaker
Description
Deploy your software just like the big tech companies. Spinnaker is a multi-cloud Continuous Delivery platform that enables you to release your software often, with high confidence.Spinnaker is open sourced by Netflix and is now used by small and big tech companies to release their software on the cloud. Google is also a major contributor to Spinnaker.If you are looking how to deploy your software to AWS, or Kubernetes, then this course is for you. In this course we explain step-by-step how to:Setup Spinnaker locally, or using any virtual machine in the cloudDeploy your software on AWS using deployments pipelines in SpinnakerIntegrate Spinnaker with JenkinsDeploy software using Spinnaker on Kubernetes (using the kubernetes v2 provider)You can deploy Spinnaker on DigitalOcean as shown in the course. You can also deploy spinnaker on any other Cloud Provider or with a local VM (a vagrantfile is also provided to help you with this). The current requirements of spinnaker are 18 GB RAM, A 4 core CPU, Ubuntu 14.04, 16.04 or 18.04 (Ubuntu 20.04 is not yet supported at the time of writing). The course has demos showing you the installation process of Spinnaker on a Ubuntu droplet (DigitalOcean), but any other ubuntu-compatible VM can be used to do the installation.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction to the course
Lecture 1 Introduction to the course
Lecture 2 Support and Downloads
Lecture 3 Procedure document
Section 2: Introduction to Spinnaker
Lecture 4 What is Spinnaker and history
Lecture 5 Why should I use it
Lecture 6 Installation
Lecture 7 Installation – Demo on DigitalOcean
Lecture 8 Installation – Demo Locally With Vagrant
Lecture 9 Spinnaker Concepts
Lecture 10 Terminology
Lecture 11 Providers
Lecture 12 Deployment Strategies
Lecture 13 Pipelines
Section 3: Deploy to AWS
Lecture 14 Intro
Lecture 15 AWS Concepts
Lecture 16 AWS Provider – Intro
Lecture 17 AWS Provider – Create VPC
Lecture 18 AWS Provider – EC2 IAM Roles
Lecture 19 AWS Provider – Create Key Pair
Lecture 20 AWS Provider – S3
Lecture 21 AWS Provider – Access Keys
Lecture 22 AWS Provider – Adding Account To Spinnaker
Lecture 23 Immutable infrastructure
Lecture 24 Pipeline using AWS
Section 4: Spinnaker with Jenkins
Lecture 25 Jenkins Overview
Lecture 26 Installing Jenkins
Lecture 27 Integrating Jenkins
Lecture 28 Packaging app in Jenkins and Deploying using Spinnaker
Lecture 29 Baking custom AMI’s
Section 5: Building Pipelines
Lecture 30 Stage Types (Part I)
Lecture 31 Stage Types (Part II)
Lecture 32 Manual decisions and rollbacks (part I)
Lecture 33 Manual decisions and rollbacks (part II)
Lecture 34 Notifications
Lecture 35 Kayenta: Automated Canary Analysis from Google and Netflix (Coming Soon)
Section 6: Deploy to Kubernetes
Lecture 36 Introduction to Containers
Lecture 37 Introduction to Docker
Lecture 38 What is Kubernetes
Lecture 39 Deploy to Kubernetes
Lecture 40 Installing Kubernetes
Lecture 41 Demo – Kubernetes Installation
Lecture 42 Kubernetes v2 Provider
Lecture 43 Demo: Kubernetes v2 provider (part I)
Lecture 44 Demo: Kubernetes v2 provider (part II)
Lecture 45 Demo: Kubernetes v2 with github trigger
Lecture 46 Demo: Kubernetes v2 with docker Hub trigger
Section 7: Congratulations
Lecture 47 Congratulations and further reading
Lecture 48 Bonus Lecture
Anyone who wants to learn about immutable infrastructure, deployment pipelines and cluster management
Course Information:
Udemy | English | 4h 36m | 1.54 GB
Created by: Edward Viaene
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