Setup EKS Cluster & Deploy Spring Boot Microservices using Helm & Jenkins CI/CD Pipeline

Video Description

In this video, you will learn how to set up an AWS EKS cluster and deploy Spring Boot microservices using Helm charts and a Jenkins CI/CD pipeline. Follow the below steps to automate build and deployment of Springboot Microservices Docker Container into Elastic Kubernetes Cluster(EKS) using Helm and Jenkins pipeline. Jenkins pipeline will: 1. Automate maven build(jar) using Jenkins 2. Automate Docker image creation 3. Automate Docker image upload into Elastic container registry(ECR) 4. Automate Springboot docker container deployments into Elastic Kubernetes Cluster using Helm charts The pre-requisites to be followed are: 1. EKS cluster needs to be up running. Click here to learn how to create Amazon EKS cluster. https://www.coachdevops.com/2022/02/create-amazon-eks-cluster-by-eksctl-how.html 2. Jenkins instance is up and running 3. Install AWS CLI on Jenkins instance 4. Helm installed on Jenkins instance 5. Install Kubectl on Jenkins instance 6. Install eksctl on Jenkins instance 7. Install Docker in Jenkins and Jenkins have proper permission to perform Docker builds 8. Make sure to Install Docker, Docker pipeline 9. Create ECR repo in AWS 10. Dockerfile created along with the application source code for springboot App. 11. Namespace created in EKS cluster For detailed information and source blog, click the link- https://www.coachdevops.com/2023/05/how-to-deploy-springboot-microservices_13.html If you found this video helpful and want to go deeper into DevOps, Cloud Computing, and real-world project implementation, we have got more for you! Check out our full Master DevOps Program at http://www.cloudamy.com/ Connect with Coach AK on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/ananthkannan/ #AWSEKS #Kubernetes #JenkinsPipeline #HelmCharts #SpringBootDeployment #DevOps #Microservices #DockerContainer #Helms&JenkinsPipeline