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Big thanks to Kastro Kiran San for the crystal-clear guidance and step-by-step breakdown in his YouTube tutorial. I've documented and executed each stage of this project with detailed screenshots and successful lab implementation.
Summary of What I Did:
Project: Deploy a real-time food delivery app (Swiggy) using AWS + Terraform + Jenkins + Docker +Owasp+Trivy+ SonarQube.
Steps Followed:
Terraform Infrastructure Setup
Configured AWS credentials.
Used updated Ubuntu AMI (ami-0e35ddab05955cf57) in ap-south-1 region.
Launched EC2 instance (t2.large) via Terraform.
Created a Security Group and IAM user with AdministratorAccess.
Provisioning with User Data Script from the template resource.sh (which was mentioned in main.tf)
Automated installation of:
Java
Jenkins
Docker
Trivy
SonarQube
Verified via MobaXterm with checks like docker ps, jenkins - version.
CI/CD Configuration using Jenkins
Installed Jenkins plugins:
Docker Pipeline, NodeJS, SonarQube Scanner, OWASP Check, etc.
Configured tools in Jenkins:
sonar-scanner, docker, node23, jdk17, dependency-check.
Created necessary credentials for DockerHub & SonarQube.
Linked GitHub repo:
Updated Jenkinsfile with DockerHub username and credential IDs.
SonarQube & Webhook Setup
Configured SonarQube server in Jenkins with token.
Created webhook for SonarQube analysis trigger.
Pipeline Execution
Built and pushed Docker image to DockerHub.
Verified app launch at http://:3000
SonarQube analysis successfully completed.
All steps have been clearly documented with screenshots and CLI outputs.
This hands-on project gave me strong exposure to real-world CI/CD deployment and DevOps tooling integration.
Special Thanks:
To @LearnWithKASTRO
for the detailed analysis here's the link for that: all details step by step process)
such an incredible tutorial. Your teaching made complex concepts simple and implementation-friendly!
TO FOLLOW for more projects & updates - -
my GitHub profile -
nextwork org link-
dev.to -
medium.com-
hashnode-
bento-
DevOps #Terraform #AWS #Jenkins #Docker #SonarQube #CICD #RealTimeProject #LearnWithKastro #SwiggyApp #CloudComputing #DevOpsJourney #LinkedInProject #KastroSanTaughtUsWell #FoodDeliveryApp #FunnyDevOps
Summary of What I Did:
Project: Deploy a real-time food delivery app (Swiggy) using AWS + Terraform + Jenkins + Docker +Owasp+Trivy+ SonarQube.
Steps Followed:
Terraform Infrastructure Setup
Configured AWS credentials.
Used updated Ubuntu AMI (ami-0e35ddab05955cf57) in ap-south-1 region.
Launched EC2 instance (t2.large) via Terraform.
Created a Security Group and IAM user with AdministratorAccess.
Provisioning with User Data Script from the template resource.sh (which was mentioned in main.tf)
Automated installation of:
Java
Jenkins
Docker
Trivy
SonarQube
Verified via MobaXterm with checks like docker ps, jenkins - version.
CI/CD Configuration using Jenkins
Installed Jenkins plugins:
Docker Pipeline, NodeJS, SonarQube Scanner, OWASP Check, etc.
Configured tools in Jenkins:
sonar-scanner, docker, node23, jdk17, dependency-check.
Created necessary credentials for DockerHub & SonarQube.
Linked GitHub repo:
Updated Jenkinsfile with DockerHub username and credential IDs.
SonarQube & Webhook Setup
Configured SonarQube server in Jenkins with token.
Created webhook for SonarQube analysis trigger.
Pipeline Execution
Built and pushed Docker image to DockerHub.
Verified app launch at http://:3000
SonarQube analysis successfully completed.
All steps have been clearly documented with screenshots and CLI outputs.
This hands-on project gave me strong exposure to real-world CI/CD deployment and DevOps tooling integration.
Special Thanks:
To @LearnWithKASTRO
for the detailed analysis here's the link for that: all details step by step process)
such an incredible tutorial. Your teaching made complex concepts simple and implementation-friendly!
TO FOLLOW for more projects & updates - -
my GitHub profile -
nextwork org link-
dev.to -
medium.com-
hashnode-
bento-
DevOps #Terraform #AWS #Jenkins #Docker #SonarQube #CICD #RealTimeProject #LearnWithKastro #SwiggyApp #CloudComputing #DevOpsJourney #LinkedInProject #KastroSanTaughtUsWell #FoodDeliveryApp #FunnyDevOps