DevOps Project: CICD with Git GitLab Jenkins and Laravel

4h 47m 21s
English
Paid

Course description

Continuous Integration Continuous Delivery/Deployment (CICD) is a very important part of modern-day software release processes. As a matter of fact, you can not survive as a DevOps Engineer without a good understanding of CICD. In this course, you are going to learn how to set up a fully functional CICD pipeline for PHP/Laravel applications.

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You will learn how to manually deploy Laravel applications to production and later automate the process with CICD using Git, GitLab and Jenkins as the pipeline tools.

You will also learn how to deploy your Laravel Application to the cloud. We are using AWS Platform for that

The concepts can be applied to any programing language or framework.

If you are seeking a job as a Developer or a DevOps Engineer and need some more points in your resume, this course is one of those courses that you should take.

You are going to set up a local DevOps lab environment consisting of multiple Virtual Machines similar to what you get from cloud service providers. And that, you can work with and keep for as long as you will without any fear of charges.

Everything we'll do will be hands-on and straight to the points.

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#1: Introduction

All Course Lessons (69)

#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
Introduction Demo
04:51
2
Prerequisites
01:53
3
Demo: The end results of the project
05:20
4
Install Oracle VirtualBox
01:47
5
Install Virtual Ubuntu Server
10:30
6
Install Virtual Ubuntu Desktop
09:31
7
SSH Connection into the Virtual Machines
07:55
8
SSHing without Password
05:49
9
Run Sudo Commands without Passwords
02:15
10
Installing Gitlab Instance
04:05
11
Configure Local DNS for Your GitLab URL
01:58
12
Reset GitLab Root Password and Create an Admin User
03:16
13
Installing Git
03:06
14
Git Global Settings
01:53
15
Creating A GitLab Project
02:06
16
Add SSH Keys To Your GitLab Account
02:26
17
Git Popular Commands: Clone Add Commit Push
05:47
18
Intro to Git Branching
05:42
19
Creating and Approving Merge Requests
02:22
20
Update Local Repo and Delete the New Branch
02:20
21
Branching and Merging Locally
04:14
22
Install Necessary Programs
04:52
23
Creating a New Laravel App
05:04
24
Example App Demo
03:16
25
Pushing Our Code to Remote Code Repository
04:02
26
Create a Dedicated Deploy User
03:56
27
Add Deploy User SSH keys to GitLab
02:40
28
Configure Local DNS Service
02:36
29
LEMP Setup
07:31
30
MySQL Database Setup
04:57
31
Configure Your App on the Prod Server
06:32
32
Configure Nginx Webserver
05:17
33
Solved: Permission Denied Error
04:52
34
Installing Jenkins
05:48
35
Install Necessary Jenkins Plugins
01:52
36
Set up Dedicated User for GitLab-Jenkins Integration
02:43
37
Configure GitLab-Jenkins Communications
03:24
38
Grant Dedicated User Access to Your Project
01:42
39
Add Jenkinsfile to the Code
03:11
40
Add User Jenkins SSH Keys to GitLab
02:05
41
Create A Pipeline On Your Jenkins Instance
03:49
42
Automated Testing
03:42
43
Set Up Jenkins Server for Build and Test Stages
04:43
44
Configure Jenkinsfile for Build and Test Stages
02:24
45
Production Server Should not require Password from User Jenkins
04:36
46
Configure Deploy Stage
06:33
47
Configure a Web hook to trigger the Pipeline Build
06:15
48
Confirm Your Pipeline is Continuous
02:33
49
Create A Staging Server
03:44
50
Configure Your App on the Staging Server
05:49
51
Configure Jenkinsfile to Deploy to Staging
04:08
52
Testing the Pipeline with Broken Codes
05:04
53
Adding Jane to the Project
02:51
54
Setting Up Jane's Dev Environment
05:57
55
Configure the App on Jane's Desktop
04:46
56
Creating A GitLab Issue
02:27
57
Jane Develops New Feature
06:24
58
Submitting and Approving Merge Requests
05:24
59
Configure a Second Remote Repo for the App
03:56
60
Create an AWS Account
02:28
61
Launching an EC2 Instance
07:02
62
Associating an Elastic IP Address to Our EC2 Instance
02:22
63
SSHing into Our EC2 Instance
04:09
64
Set up a Dedicated Deploy User on EC2
02:34
65
LEMP Setup on EC2
03:11
66
Set Up MySQL Database on EC2
02:47
67
Configure the App on EC2
06:00
68
Configure Nginx Webserver on EC2 to serve the Application
03:46
69
Terminate Your EC2 Instance and release its Elastic IP
02:31

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