Mar 21 · 1 min read · Step 1: Login into the AWS environment using provided credentials. Step 2: Go to ECR Section and Create Private ECR Repo of name xfusion-ecr Step 3: Check docker file and index.html file using termi
Join discussionMar 18 · 16 min read · A complete technical walkthrough of containerising a Next.js application and deploying it to AWS using Infrastructure as Code and automated CI/CD pipelines. Stack: Next.js · Docker · Terraform · Amazo
Join discussionMar 15 · 8 min read · While learning container orchestration on AWS, I wanted to see how container deployments work in the cloud rather than only running them locally. I deployed a simple Node.js web app to Amazon ECS usin
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Mar 12 · 5 min read · One of the most common ways developers deploy applications to AWS using GitHub Actions looks like this: Create an IAM User Generate an Access Key and Secret Key Store them inside GitHub Secrets Ho
Join discussionMar 11 · 4 min read · Modern DevOps teams rely heavily on Infrastructure as Code to provision scalable and secure cloud platforms. In this project, I built a production-style Kubernetes platform on AWS using Terraform. The
Join discussionJan 28 · 1 min read · Step 1: Login into the AWS environment using provided credentials. Step 2: Go to ECR and select private registry. Step 3: Name the private repository and create. Step 4: Navigate to the project directory /root/pyapp and check if any images are ther...
Join discussionJan 26 · 17 min read · Building a Production-Ready GitOps CI/CD Pipeline: How Modern Companies Deploy Code 1000+ Times Per Day From Manual Deployments to Netflix-Level Automation 12 min read • DevOps • Cloud Native • Automation 🎯 The Problem Every Developer Faces Pictur...
Join discussionJan 25 · 3 min read · Introduction In some scenarios, AWS Lambda alone is not enough: Execution time exceeds 15 minutes Heavy CPU or memory usage Long-running or batch-style jobs In such cases, a common and scalable pattern is: Use Lambda to trigger an ECS task This ...
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Jan 23 · 20 min read · Running containers in the cloud usually follows a familiar pattern: you build an image, push it to a registry, and run that image on a compute service. Each cloud provider adds its own flavor of configuration to expose the application externally, but...
Join discussionJan 19 · 2 min read · When you work with Docker, you need a place to store your Docker images. During learning, many people use Docker Hub. But when you move to real projects on AWS, you need something more secure and reliable. This is where AWS Elastic Container Registry...
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