This detailed guide covers setting up a Vagrant VM, configuring AWS CLI, and installing essential Kubernetes tools (eksctl, kubectl, and Helm). These steps provide a robust environment for managing Kubernetes clusters and deploying applications efficiently. As a DevOps professional, mastering these tools and workflows is crucial for effective infrastructure management and deployment automation.
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Setting Up a LAMP Server Using Vagrant on a macOS Local Machine
Learn how to set up a LAMP server using Vagrant on a macOS local machine. Follow detailed instructions to install and configure Vagrant and VirtualBox, and create a Vagrantfile to define virtual machines for a web server and a database server, including the necessary provisioning scripts to install and configure PHP, Nginx, MySQL, and other essential tools.
Create Backup Project Using Jenkins
Establishing a backup project in Jenkins involves crafting a script to generate periodic backups from a specified directory. This entails creating TAR archives with timestamped filenames to prevent overwriting. By configuring periodic builds and scheduling them using cron-like expressions, Jenkins facilitates automated backup operations.
Creating Your First Job Project With Jenkins
Embarking on your journey with Jenkins involves setting up your first job project. This initial task serves as a practical demonstration, guiding you through the process of configuring a job to perform a simple action: creating a file with the phrase “Hello World”. By following these steps, you’ll gain a foundational understanding of how Jenkins operates and how to execute basic tasks within its framework.