Deploy a Real-Time Online Game with CI/CD and DevSecOps

🎓 Deploy Real-time Node.js Project using CI/CD with DevSecOps: A Comprehensive Course by Shikhar Verma

🚀 Course Headline: Are you ready to transform your knowledge of DevOps tools like Git, Jenkins, SonarQube, Trivy, OWASP, and Docker into actionable skills? Dive into this course to learn how these technologies harmonize to deploy a Node.js project in a real-time environment with a robust CI/CD pipeline. 🌟

📚 Course Description: If you're already acquainted with DevOps tools but feel like you're just spinning wheels without a clear understanding of how they all fit together, this course is your golden ticket. It's not enough to know what these tools do; you must comprehend their integration to deploy applications effectively. This course will provide you with both theoretical insights and hands-on experience as you work through the deployment of an online Bingo web application using Node.js.

By the end of this module, you'll have a solid grasp of the entire DevOps workflow for a Node.js project, from setting up your development environment on AWS to deploying your application with CI/CD best practices and ensuring it's secure through DevSecOps principles.

📝 Course Content Breakdown:

Section 1: Introduction

• Course Overview: A brief introduction to what you will learn in this module.

Section 2: Git Bash and GitHub

• Create a GitHub repository for your Bingo application.
• Install Git Bash on your system.
• Clone the GitHub repository to your local machine.
• Generate and use a personal access token securely.
• Push your source code to the GitHub repository.

Section 3: Set up the DevOps Environment on AWS

• Initialize virtual machines for Jenkins and SonarQube servers.
• Install Docker on your SonarQube server.
• Set up authentication with DockerHub from the SonarQube server.
• Run SonarQube using Docker.
• Configure access to your Node.js web application through a URL.
• Obtain and install an SSL certificate for secure access.

Section 4: CI/CD Pipeline with Jenkins

• Configure Jenkins for continuous integration and deployment.
• Install Node.js dependencies using npm.
• Build, test, and deploy your Node.js application automatically.

Section 5: Code Quality and Security with DevSecOps

• Perform security scans using OWASP and Trivy.
• Configure quality gates to ensure code integrity before deployment.

Section 6: Containerization with Docker

• Create a Dockerfile for your Node.js project.
• Build, push, and scan your Docker image to DockerHub.

Section 7: Application Deployment and Domain Management

• Set up domain registration and DNS configuration.
• Deploy your Dockerized Node.js application.
• Access and monitor your live web application.

Why Take This Course? 🔹 Gain practical experience in deploying a Node.js application using CI/CD best practices. 🔹 Learn how to integrate security into your DevOps pipeline with tools like SonarQube, OWASP, and Trivy. 🔹 Understand the complete workflow from code commit to production deployment in a secure and scalable way. 🔹 Build and push Docker images to a container registry like DockerHub. 🔸 Secure your application with SSL/TLS encryption.

🤝 Who is this course for?

• Developers looking to implement CI/CD in their Node.js projects.
• DevOps practitioners aiming to enhance their pipeline with security best practices.
• Anyone interested in learning about modern web application deployment strategies using Docker and AWS.

🔑 Unlock the Power of DevSecOps: Embark on this learning journey today and transform your development process to be robust, scalable, and secure. Enroll in Shikhar Verma's "Deploy Real-time Node.js Project using CI/CD with DevSecOps" and take the lead in the modern software deployment landscape! 🚀💻

📆 Enroll Now: Don't miss out on this opportunity to elevate your skills and stay ahead in the tech industry. Join us and start your DevSecOps adventure today! 🎉

Note: This course outline is designed for educational purposes and assumes prior knowledge of the tools mentioned. It provides a structured approach to understanding and implementing a CI/CD pipeline with security considerations, using Node.js as the application technology. The actual course content may vary, and it's always recommended to review the latest curriculum provided by the course instructor or institution.