arcones/kc-devops-6-cicd-local-pipelines-instructor-guide

kc-devops-6-cicd-local-pipelines-instructor-guide

Resources 📚 to guide the training Development Lifecycle: CI/CD from KeepCoding DevOps bootcamp.

Part 1 out of 3: Local Pipelines 📍

Requirements 👇

• A docker hub account.
• A PyPI account.

Prepare environment to run it with docker 🐳 (Recommended)

• docker (Check that docker run hello-world works)

Prepare environment to run it in a virtual machine or workstation 💻

• make (Check that make --version in your terminal outputs something like GNU Make 4.X [...])
• python3.8 or higher (Check that python3 --version in your terminal outputs something like Python 3.X.X)
• pip3 (Check that pip3 --version in your terminal outputs something like pip 20.X.X from [...] (python 3.X) which points to previous installation of python3.8)
• docker (Check that docker run hello-world works)

How to run it ⚙️

1. Change the name of the user for dockerhub kctest2 by the name of your own user in Makefile
2. Set just the password for your dockerhub account in a file named dockerHubPassword in the root of the project
3. Create a .pypirc file with the standard format in the root of the project with your credentials to Pypi

To run it with docker 🐳 (Recommended)

docker build -t dockerized-env-make -f dockerized-env/Dockerfile . && \
    docker run --rm -it -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock dockerized-env-make

To run it in your virtual-machine or workstation

make

Instructor script

1. Create python app & .gitignore
2. Create unit test and run them with the terminal
3. Create targets to build the app
4. Add unit-test and coverage targets
5. Add version, package and publish targets
6. Add docker files
7. Add dockerize, push and integration-test

Diagram