Project Overview

This repository contains a collection of infrastructure-as-code (IaC) projects and related tools for deploying and managing various services. Each directory represents a specific area of focus, leveraging technologies such as Docker, Terraform, Helm, and Kubernetes. Below is a breakdown of each component:

Directory Structure

• Deployments/ Contains different deployment approaches to mitigate issues in the environment.

• aws/
  Contains general work related to AWS features and services. This directory includes scripts, configurations, and IaC files for various AWS components.

• azure/ Contains information regarding how to setup your Windows workstation to be running Azure CLI commands.

• concourse-terraform-windows/ A study on deploying concourse as a docker container framework on Windows.

• concourse-terraform-unix/ A study on deploying concourse as a docker container framework on Windows.

• docker/
  Holds Docker-related work, primarily focused on containerizing AWS features and deploying containerized applications within the AWS ecosystem.

• helm-terraform-js-app/
  Focused on deploying a JavaScript application using Terraform with Helm support. This directory demonstrates a complete infrastructure setup for Kubernetes deployments using Helm charts.

• kafka-streams-pipeline/
  Provides an example pipeline using Kafka Streams, showing how to build and deploy data streaming applications using Kafka.

• sli_app/
  An example deployment showcasing a Service Level Indicator (SLI) application. It integrates Terraform, Prometheus, Grafana, Docker, and cAdvisor to monitor and maintain service levels.

• terraform-aws-eks/
  Contains work specific to deploying AWS EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service) using Terraform. This directory provides scripts and configurations to automate the setup of a complete EKS cluster on AWS.

• terraform-docker-iot/

  Illustrates how to deploy an AWS IoT thing (python based) on Docker using Terraform

• sre/

  Practical information for becoming a successful Site Reliability Engineering professional

• DevOps/

  Information regarding DevOps practices

• docs/

  Documentation of tooling for SRE and DevOps

Getting Started

To work with any of the directories, navigate to the respective folder and follow the individual instructions provided in their README.md files. General requirements for each component may include:

• AWS CLI: Ensure you have the AWS CLI configured for interaction with AWS services for projects related to AWS.
• Azure CLI: For projects related to Azure.
• Google Cloud Platform: for projects related to GCP.
• Terraform: Install Terraform for infrastructure provisioning.
• Docker: Ensure Docker is installed and running for any Docker-related projects.
• Helm: Install Helm for managing Kubernetes applications.
• IDE: An integrated development environment such as Visual Code, IntelliJ, or Pycharm.
• Programming Languages: Python, C, Go, JavaScript, Java, .Net (core), and or Typescript, etc. for writing basic programs
• Programming Frameworks: Python: Django, Flask, Pytorc, Go: Gin, Echo, Beego; Javascript: React, angular, Next.js, etc.
• Oracle's Virtual Box: Used to manage and deploy services to virtual machines.
• Kubernetes: Used to orchestrate container management.
• Puppet: Used to manage deployment of infrastructure.

Optional:

• Oracle's Virtual Box: If you don't want to install any tools on your workstation
• Git Bash: For quick linux like commands on a Windows machine
• Package Managers: Like NPM for Javascript, etc.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Contributing

Feel free to submit issues, pull requests, or suggestions to improve the project. Contributions are welcome!