The only Kubernetes dashboard you need
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The only Kubernetes dashboard you need
A step by step guide on creating build and deployment pipelines for Kubernetes.
Build the deployment system around GitHub in minutes.
All of our GitHub Actions rolled into one. Or as we like to say: One GitHub Action to rule them all!
Production-ready LLM applications with end-to-end deployment pipelines
An end-to-end DevOps example project demonstrating GitHub Actions, Docker, Terraform, and Kubernetes for continuous deployment of a full-stack server application.
A step by step guide on creating build and deployment pipelines for Kubernetes... using Drone CI !
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Deployment Pipeline & Acceptance Test example in Ruby on Rails
Developed and implemented a GitOps-style Continuous Delivery pipeline using Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Kubernetes Engine (GKE), and Cloud Build. The project automates containerized application deployment through a fully declarative and version-controlled workflow. The system follows the GitOps
Main repository with instructions for the setup of DEP-PIPE.
Pipeline as code
A lightweight tool for building, deploying, backing-up and moving server environments based on Docker Compose and Docker Machine
🚀 Complete CI/CD pipeline: GitHub Actions + Docker + AWS EC2 | Auto-deploy with testing, linting & security checks 🐳⚙️☁️
This repository is used for the CI/CD module of the Full stack open course
Secure asymmetric payload transport pipeline using AES-256-CBC, RSA-4096 key wrapping, digital signatures, and timestamp-based replay protection.
Lovable GitHub CI/CD automation
A starter project demonstrating a basic CI/CD pipeline for deploying a Node.js REST API to AWS EC2 using GitHub Actions.
simplified URL shortener application
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