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This project provides an automated and reliable way to deploy a Java application to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). It makes use of a combination of Terraform, Ansible, Jenkins, Prometheus, and Grafana to create a secure and efficient pipeline. The Jenkins server is created on an Azure Virtual Machine using Terraform and Ansible. The AKS cluster is created with Terraform, and Jenkins pipelines are used to build, test, and deploy the application. Prometheus and Grafana are used for monitoring and analyzing the performance of the application. This project provides a reliable and automated way to deploy the application to the AKS cluster.

To run this project, you will need to install

• Azure Account
• Ansible
• Azure Cli
• Terrafrom
• Kubectl
• Docker Hub Account

 cd k8sDeployment
 az login
 terraform init
 Terraform apply 

Verify the health of the cluster

 kubectl get nodes
 kubect get pods 
 kubectl get all -n monitoring

 cd ../JenkinsDeployment/DeployVM
 terraform init
 Terraform apply 

• Notice : you will the public ip as output

• pass the public ip into Ansible/hosts file

 cd ../Ansible
 ansible-playbook  Deploy_Jenkins.yml

  kubectl get svc prometheus-grafana -n monitoring

• copy the external ip and past it into browser to use grafana Dashboard

• user:admin password: admin

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• pass the public_ip:8080 into your browser

• • Notice that the password will appear when executing step 3 of Jenkins configuration using Ansible.

• After configuring Jenkins, adding credentials, and installing some helpful plugins, you should be able to execute Jenkins pipelines provided in the Jenkins file.

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• Jenkins
• Terrafrom
• Ansible
• Kubernetes
• Azure
• Docker
• Grafana
• Prometheus
• Maven

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