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Azure DevOps

Azure Marketplace

Projects

  • Build and Push Docker Image
  • CI/CD/IAAC AWS Kubernetes Cluster
  • CI/CD/IAAC Azure Kubernetes Cluster

Azure DevOps - Pipelines

  • Step 01 - Getting Started with Azure DevOps - First Project
  • Step 02 - Setting up Git Repo for Azure DevOps Pipeline
  • Step 03 - Creating your first Azure DevOps Pipeline
  • Step 04 - Getting Started with Azure DevOps - Agents and Jobs - 1
  • Step 05 - Getting Started with Azure DevOps - Agents and Jobs - 2
  • Step 06 - Using dependsOn with Jobs
  • Step 07 - Creating Azure DevOps Pipeline for Playing with Stages
  • Step 08 - Playing with Variables and dependsOn for Stages
  • Step 09 - Understanding Azure DevOps Pipeline Variables
  • Step 10 - Creating Azure DevOps Tasks for Copy Files and Publish Artifacts
  • Step 11 - Running Azure DevOps Jobs on Multiple Agents
  • Step 12 - Understanding Azure DevOps Deployment Jobs - Environments and Approvals
  • Step 13 - Build and Push Docker Image in Azure DevOps - Part 1
  • Step 14 - Build and Push Docker Image in Azure DevOps - Part 2
  • Step 15 - Playing with Azure DevOps Releases

CI, CD, IAAC with Kubernetes on Azure with Azure DevOps - Pipelines

  • Step 01 - Review Terraform Configuration for Azure Kubernetes Cluster Creation
  • Step 02 - Setting up Client ID, Secret and Public Key for Azure Kubernetes Cluster Creation
  • Step 03 - Creating Azure DevOps Pipeline for Azure Kubernetes Cluster IAAC
  • Step 04 - Performing Terraform apply to create Azure Kubernetes Cluster in Azure DevOps
  • Step 05 - Connecting to Azure Kubernetes Cluster using Azure CLI
  • Step 06 - Creating Azure DevOps Pipeline for Deploying Microservice to Azure Kubernetes
  • Step 07 - Creating V2 and Enable Build and Push of Docker Image - Part 1
  • Step 08 - Creating V2 and Enable Build and Push of Docker Image - Part 2
  • Step 09 - Performing Terraform destroy to delete Azure Kubernetes Cluster in Azure DevOps
  • Step 10 - Quick Review of Terraform destroy

CI, CD, IAAC with Kubernetes on AWS with Azure DevOps - Pipelines

  • Step 01 - Review Terraform Configuration for AWS EKS Cluster Creation
  • Step 02 - Setup AWS S3 Buckets and Subnet Configuration
  • Step 03 - Enable AWS Tools in Azure DevOps and Create Azure DevOps Pipeline
  • Step 04 - Performing Terraform apply to create AWS EKS Cluster in Azure DevOps
  • Step 05 - Retry Terraform apply for Creating Cluster Binding
  • Step 06 - Configure AWS CLI and Setup Kubernetes Connection using Service Account
  • Step 07 - Creating Azure DevOps Pipeline for Deploying Microservice to AWS EKS
  • Step 08 - Creating V3 and Enable Build and Push of Docker Image - Part 1
  • Step 09 - Creating V3 and Enable Build and Push of Docker Image - Part 2
  • Step 10 - Performing Terraform destroy to delete AWS EKS Cluster in Azure DevOps - 1
  • Step 11 - Performing Terraform destroy to delete AWS EKS Cluster in Azure DevOps - 2

Azure DevOps - Management Tools

  • Step 01 - Getting Started with Azure DevOps with Demo Generator
  • Step 02 - Overview of Azure DevOps - Boards, Wiki, Repos and Pipelines
  • Step 03 - Exploring Azure DevOps Boards - Epics, Features and User Stories
  • Step 04 - Azure DevOps - Boards View vs Backlogs View
  • Step 05 - Understanding Sprints in Azure DevOps
  • Step 06 - Creating Azure DevOps Queries
  • Step 07 - Playing with Azure DevOps Repos
  • Step 08 - Quick Review of Azure DevOps Pipelines
  • Step 09 - Quick Review of Azure DevOps

Azure Kubernetes Cluster

Pre-requisites

  • Service Account
  • SSH Public Key
# Create Service Account To Create Azure K8S Cluster using Terraform
az login
az ad sp create-for-rbac --role="Contributor" --scopes="/subscriptions/<<azure_subscription_id>>"

# Create Public Key for SSH Access
ssh-keygen -m PEM -t rsa -b 4096 # PEM - Privacy Enhanced Mail - Certificate Format RSA- Encryption Algorithm

# ls /Users/rangakaranam/.ssh/id_rsa.pub

# Get Cluster Credentials
az aks get-credentials --name <<MyManagedCluster>> --resource-group <<MyResourceGroup>>

AWS EKS Kubernetes Cluster

aws configure
aws eks --region us-east-1 update-kubeconfig --name in28minutes-cluster 
kubectl get pods
kubectl get svc
kubectl get serviceaccounts
kubectl get serviceaccounts default -o yaml
kubectl get secret default-token-hqkvj -o yaml
kubectl cluster-info

Backup - DO NOT USE

Manually setting up from local machine

Create Service Account For Your Subscription To Create Azure K8S Cluster using Terraform

az login
az ad sp create-for-rbac --role="Contributor" --scopes="/subscriptions/<<azure_subscription_id>>"
export TF_VAR_client_id=<<service_account_appId>>
export TF_VAR_client_secret=<<service_account_password>>

Create Public Key for SSH Access

ssh-keygen -m PEM -t rsa -b 4096 # PEM - Privacy Enhanced Mail - Certificate Format RSA- Encryption Algorithm
ls /Users/rangakaranam/.ssh/id_rsa.pub

Create Resource Group, Storage Account and Storage Container

az group create -l westeurope -n In28minutesK8sResourceGroup
az storage account create -n In28minutesK8sStorageAccount -g In28minutesK8sResourceGroup -l westeurope --sku Standard_LRS
az storage container create -n devterraformstatestorage --account-name <<storage_account_name>> --account-key <<storage_account_key>>

Execute Terraform Commands

# comment backend
terraform init
terraform apply
# add backend
# terraform init with backend
terraform init -backend-config="storage_account_name=<<storage_account_name>>" -backend-config="container_name=<<storage_container_name>>" -backend-config="access_key=<<storage_account_key>>" -backend-config="key=<<k8s.environment.tfstate>>"

Set Up kubectl

terraform output kube_config>~/.kube/config

Launch up

kubectl proxy
open 'http://localhost:8001/api/v1/namespaces/kube-system/services/kubernetes-dashboard/proxy/#!/overview?namespace=default'