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This Week's Learning Journey Kubernetes, AWS & ELK Stack The focus was on container orchestration, deployment strategies, configuration management, and monitoring. #Kubernetes & Deployment Explored Kubernetes architecture including Pods, Services,

Building a new application DeployIt which is a free, self-hostable Platform as a Service that simplifies the deployment and management of applications and databases. Currently at 40% completion, and it's already GitHub: https://github.com/ezeslucky

DevOps Roadmap 🏆 Step 1 – Linux Basics Step 2 – Scripting (Bash, Python) Step 3 – Git Step 4 – CI/CD (Jenkins, GitHub) Step 5 – Containerization (Docker) Step 6 – Orchestration (Kubernetes) Step 7 – Monitoring (Prometheus, Grafana) Step 8 – Cloud P

This Week – AWS, Deployments, Docker & More A packed week diving deep into cloud & DevOps! 🔸 Used AWS Pricing Calculator to estimate EC2, RDS, S3 & CloudFront costs—got practical with budgeting. Earned “Getting Started with Compute” badge on AWS Edu

🚀 Optimizing Docker builds goes beyond just speed; it’s a game-changer for reducing deployment costs, enhancing security, and ensuring consistency! 🛠️ Every layer and dependency counts—large images can slow down deployments and inflate costs. Don't

What are effective ways to deploy an application based on a JAR file in a production environment?

This Week’s Learning Journey – Docker, CI/CD, Jenkins & AWS 🚀 This week was full of hands-on learning, deployment experiments, and deeper dives into DevOps tools and concepts! #Docker & Deployment Worked with docker-compose.yml to deploy both 2-tie

This Week's Learning Journey - Cloud, DevOps, Node.js & Docker. This week has been packed with hands-on learning and growth. Cloud & DevOps Gained a solid understanding of AWS services like EC2, S3, and CloudFront. Deployed my first application on

After successfully automating the deployment of JAR files, I'm now tackling a more complex challenge: automating the deployment of Node.js applications across various popular JavaScript frameworks. It's definitely more complicated, but I'm optimistic