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Kubernetes Case Study for DevOps

This document provides a case study introduction to Kubernetes. A DevOps engineer has joined a startup that is transitioning from a monolithic to microservices architecture. To help understand Kubernetes, the engineer must deploy an Apache deployment with 2 replicas, containerize and deploy a sample GitHub application with 2 replicas, and deploy an Ingress with routing rules to expose the Apache and application deployments.

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Kubernetes Case Study for DevOps

This document provides a case study introduction to Kubernetes. A DevOps engineer has joined a startup that is transitioning from a monolithic to microservices architecture. To help understand Kubernetes, the engineer must deploy an Apache deployment with 2 replicas, containerize and deploy a sample GitHub application with 2 replicas, and deploy an Ingress with routing rules to expose the Apache and application deployments.

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CASE STUDY - INTRODUCTION TO KUBERNETES

You have just joined a startup Ventura Software as a Devops Lead Engineer. The company
relies on a Monolithic Architecture for its product. Recently, the senior management was hired.
The new CTO insists on having a Microservice Architecture. The Development Team, is
working on breaking the Monolith. Meanwhile, you have been asked to host a Test Application
on Kubernetes, to understand how it works.

Following things have to be implemented:

1. Deploy an Apache2 deployment of 2 replicas


2. Sample code has been checked-in at the following Git-Hub repo:

https://github.com/hshar/website.git.

You have to containerize this code, and push it to Docker Hub. Once done, deploy it on
Kubernetes with 2 replicas
3. Deploy Ingress with the following rules:
i) */apache* should point to the apache pods
ii) */custom* should point to the GitHub application

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