The objective of this project is to design and implement a cloud-based CI/CD pipeline for deploying microservices architecture. The system automates building, testing, and deploying multiple services independently, helping students understand microservices, cloud DevOps practices, and scalable, reliable deployment workflows.
Study microservices architecture, cloud deployment models, and CI/CD principles.
Analyze challenges in deploying multiple interdependent services and maintaining service availability.
Prepare Software Requirement Specification (SRS) and pipeline workflow documentation.
Design system architecture including microservices, containerization, CI/CD pipeline, and cloud hosting environment.
Create database schema for users, service configurations, deployment logs, and monitoring metrics.
Implement secure user authentication and role-based access control for pipeline management.
Containerize microservices using Docker or equivalent tools for independent deployment.
Configure CI/CD pipeline with automated build, test, and deployment triggers for each microservice.
Integrate automated unit tests, integration tests, and API tests into the pipeline.
Implement automated deployment to cloud environment with environment-specific configurations (development, staging, production).
Apply orchestration using Kubernetes (simulation for BCA, full deployment for MCA) to manage service scaling, load balancing, and rolling updates.
Develop dashboards to monitor pipeline progress, service status, and resource utilization.
Maintain audit logs for pipeline activities, deployments, and errors.
Perform unit testing, integration testing, and simulate deployment of multiple microservices.
Validate pipeline reliability, rollback mechanisms, and automated recovery in case of failed deployments.
Prepare documentation including architecture diagrams, pipeline workflow, microservice diagrams, and test cases.
Deploy the system locally or on a cloud environment for demonstration.
