CI/CD pipeline for Microservices using Azure DevOps and ArgoCD to deploy microservices. The pipeline handles building and pushing Docker images to Azure Container Registry and deploying them to a Kubernetes cluster managed by ArgoCD.
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Challenges
- Complexity in Deployment: Ensuring seamless deployment and management of multiple micro-services across different environments.
- Maintaining Consistency: Keeping the deployed applications in sync with the desired state defined in the Git repository.
- Scalability and Reliability: Managing resource allocation and scaling the application to handle varying loads without downtime.
- Efficient CI/CD Pipeline: Automating the build, test, and deployment stages to streamline development workflows and reduce manual interventions.
Solution
- Automated Deployment with ArgoCD: Implemented ArgoCD for continuous deployment, ensuring that the applications are always up-to-date and consistent with the Git repository. This automated approach reduced the complexity of managing micro-services and improved deployment reliability.
- Container Orchestration with AKS: Leveraged Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) to deploy and manage the micro-services. AKS provided a robust and scalable environment for running the containers, ensuring high availability and efficient resource utilization.
- CI/CD Pipeline with Azure DevOps: Developed CI/CD pipelines using Azure DevOps to automate the entire development lifecycle, from code commit to deployment. This integration enabled faster development cycles, continuous testing, and streamlined deployment processes.
Technologies Used
References and Links
- ArgoCD Documentation: ArgoCD
- Azure Kubernetes Service Documentation: AKS
- Azure DevOps Documentation: Azure DevOps