@@primuslearning4235 Hi Primus!! please bring a tutorial on how to deploy a full stack mern application on aws-eks using Docker, Jenkins, k8s and terraform
Very informative video! But what would you say is the advantage or disadvantage of using Github actions to Jenkins since it's like they work the same way?
Thanks for your comments Filbooky. GitHub actions has the advantage that you may not need to provision a server to act as runners, while you need to have a server where Jenkins is installed and managed. GitHub actions is integrated with the repository and are easier to deploy. However, companies choose to use whatever works well for them depending on their use cases and the resources available.
Amigo, vou até escrever em Português, muito obrigado, você me ajudou demais, consegui finalizar meu deploy com a etapa Configure Kubectl, parabéns, top.
Thanks for the video. I am running a fastapi backend. I am getting a permissions error when I click the url on the browser from kubectl service. Do I need to manually attach some permissions to either load balancer or the cluster ? I don't see any errors either on pods or nodes. Everything is running and no error logs.
thank you for this. I have a question, what if I already have an image I want to use, is there a need to add the build step in the github-actions-ci.yaml?
You can login to the console and go to IAM and create an IAM User, then under the access section, you create an access key and a secret access key, here is documentation process: docs.aws.amazon.com/keyspaces/latest/devguide/access.credentials.html
Hey Primus, you're a champ brother! I live on this channel now. Your explanations are top notch!!
I appreciate that! 🙏
Hey Primus, very well explained. Thank you so much for it!! I will really love to see your video on doing the same thing using Terraform.
Thank you so much, I'll work on a terraform video.
"seeing someone's access key is like an accidental peak at their undies" - my opinion. #CMO
that aside.. Wonderful content, thank you, Primus!
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thanks primus !! for this tutorial
please bring more such tutorials
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Thank you Vishnu, yes I'm working on more content.
@@primuslearning4235 Hi Primus!! please bring a tutorial on how to deploy a full stack mern application on aws-eks using Docker, Jenkins, k8s and terraform
Well explained. Thank you
You're welcome sir.
Very good explain sir, please do deploy on eks using gitlab ci cd. Thanks ❤
Thank you, we will work on a video for EKS using Gitlab.
Keep it up bro - very precise explanations
Thank you Eric, we really appreciate your comments.
Very informative video! But what would you say is the advantage or disadvantage of using Github actions to Jenkins since it's like they work the same way?
Thanks for your comments Filbooky. GitHub actions has the advantage that you may not need to provision a server to act as runners, while you need to have a server where Jenkins is installed and managed. GitHub actions is integrated with the repository and are easier to deploy. However, companies choose to use whatever works well for them depending on their use cases and the resources available.
Good one
Thank you Klickrehan
Amigo, vou até escrever em Português, muito obrigado, você me ajudou demais, consegui finalizar meu deploy com a etapa Configure Kubectl, parabéns, top.
Thank you for your comments. I really appreciate it.
Thanks for the video. I am running a fastapi backend. I am getting a permissions error when I click the url on the browser from kubectl service. Do I need to manually attach some permissions to either load balancer or the cluster ? I don't see any errors either on pods or nodes. Everything is running and no error logs.
Hi Surya, no you don't need to manually attach any permissions. Which permissions did your user have? Can I see the errors you are getting?
thank you for this. I have a question, what if I already have an image I want to use, is there a need to add the build step in the github-actions-ci.yaml?
Hi Gladys, in that case you will just pass your image tag and not need to build anymore. Just push it to ecr and you're good.
Nice video. Is there a way do use terraform to provision the ecs and then github actions to trigger the terraform
Yes, you can extend to terraform the whole process. I just decided to make it less complex.
Thanks.
You're welcome Dave.
can i know how to get access key id and secret access key without using command prompt
You can login to the console and go to IAM and create an IAM User, then under the access section, you create an access key and a secret access key, here is documentation process: docs.aws.amazon.com/keyspaces/latest/devguide/access.credentials.html
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I m looking for architecture diagram for this
We did not include an Architecture diagram for this.
Can u make a video using azure?
Yes, we will work on an azure video for micro services.
Two slow for someone with experience. Boring
Probably not for you then, skip over it, people who need it, appreciate it. Thanks for watching though. Or increase the speed if you still need it.