In this blog, we’ll be exploring multiple multi-cloud projects that are designed to enhance your expertise and showcase your abilities in the cloud computing world. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, these hands-on projects will provide valuable experience and leave you with an impressive portfolio to share with potential employers. Let’s dive in and start building your path to success!

Below is the list of Projects:

1. Build WordPress Website Using AWS Console
2. Deploy a Web Application and Add Interactivity With an API and a Database
3. Provisioning SSL/TLS Certificates using AWS Certificate Manager
4. Create a Continuous Delivery Pipeline
5. Migrate monolithic Apps to microservices with Docker & AWS.
6. Create & Connect to AKS Cluster using Terraform
7. Create Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) Cluster on AWS Using Terraform
8. Deploy Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) Cluster, Pod, expose Service, Scale Node/Pods & Monitor Logs
9. CI/CD with Git & Jenkins Kubernetes on Azure (AKS)
10. Continuous Delivery in Azure DevOps
11. GitOps-Style Continuous Delivery with Cloud Build
12. Installing Word Press On Compute Engine & Using Cloud Storage Authenticated URLs For Images

Let’s discuss all of them in brief:

1. Build WordPress Website Using AWS Console

Deploy WordPress website on AWS EC2 Instance using LAMP server & MySQL DB. Technology Used: AWS EC2, MariaDB, WordPress.This project involves building a WordPress website using the AWS Console. WordPress is a popular content management system that powers millions of websites, and AWS provides a scalable and reliable platform for hosting WordPress sites. This project is useful for bloggers, small businesses, and anyone who wants to learn how to build and host a WordPress site on AWS.

2. Deploy a Web Application and Add Interactivity With an API and a Database

Integrate different AWS Services to deploy a basic Web App and connect it to a database. Technology Used: AWS Amplify, API Gateway, Lambda, IAM, DynamoDB

This project involves deploying a web application on a cloud platform like AWS. The web application is built using a programming language like Python, PHP, or Node.js and interacts with a backend API and a database to provide dynamic content and functionality. This project is useful for developers who want to learn how to build and deploy scalable web applications on the cloud.

3. Provisioning SSL/TLS Certificates using AWS Certificate Manager

Hosting a Static Website & attaching SSL/TLS Certificate using AWS Certificate Manager.Technology Used: AWS Route53, S3, CloudFront, Certificate Manager.

This project involves setting up and configuring SSL/TLS certificates using AWS Certificate Manager. SSL/TLS certificates are used to secure websites and ensure that all data transmitted between the website and its users is encrypted and secure. This project is useful for website owners who want to ensure that their website is secure and protects the privacy of their users.

4. Create a Continuous Delivery Pipeline

Create a continuous delivery pipeline for a simple web application and use a version control system to store your source code. Technology Used: GIT, AWS CodePipeline, Codebuild, Elastic Beanstalk.

This project involves creating a continuous delivery pipeline for an application that automates the entire software delivery process, from code changes to production deployment. It involves setting up a version control system, continuous integration tools, and a deployment pipeline that automates the process of deploying new versions of the application. This project is useful for software development teams that want to streamline their delivery process and increase the speed and reliability of their software releases.

5. Migrate monolithic Apps to microservices with Docker & AWS

This project will show you how to migrate a monolithic application to microservices using Docker and AWS. Monolithic applications are single applications that contain all of the code and data for a particular business domain. Microservices are a collection of loosely coupled services that each perform a specific task.

You will deploy a monolithic node.js application to a Docker container, then decouple the application into microservices without any downtime. The node.js application hosts a simple message board with threads and messages between users.

6. Create & Connect to AKS Cluster using Terraform

This project will show you how to create and connect to an Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) cluster using Terraform. Terraform is an open-source infrastructure as code (IaC) tool that allows you to define and manage infrastructure resources in a declarative way. Creating and connecting to an AKS cluster using Terraform involves defining the configuration of the AKS cluster in a Terraform configuration file, provisioning the cluster using Terraform commands, and connecting to the AKS cluster.

7. Create Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) Cluster on AWS Using Terraform

To create an Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) cluster on AWS using Terraform, you need to create a Terraform file with appropriate values, initialize Terraform, apply changes, and configure “kubectl” to connect to the cluster. Additionally, you need to create an AWS IAM role and attach the necessary policies to allow EKS to manage resources.

8. Deploy Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) Cluster, Pod, expose Service, Scale Node/Pods & Monitor Logs

The Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) is a managed Kubernetes service in which end-users maintain worker nodes while Azure manages the master node. Users will deploy, scale, and manage Docker containers and application-based containers over a cluster of container hosts using AKS.

9. CI/CD with Git & Jenkins Kubernetes on Azure (AKS)

Automates the process of building and deploying applications to Kubernetes clusters. This practice involves the Integration of several technologies, including Git for version control, Jenkins for continuous integration and continuous deployment, and Kubernetes for container orchestration.

In this project, you will learn how to set up a CI/CD pipeline for a Kubernetes application using Git, Jenkins, and Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). You will learn how to:

• Create a GitHub repository for your application code.
• Configure Jenkins to build and deploy your application to AKS.
• Create a webhook in GitHub that triggers Jenkins when you push code to your repository.
• Test your application using a variety of tools.
• Deploy your application to AKS.

10. Continuous Delivery in Azure DevOps

Implement a solution with a combination of ARM templates and Azure DevOps to enable continuous delivery with several Azure PaaS services.

This project will show you how to deploy an application in an Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) cluster. You will learn how to:

• Create an AKS cluster
• Deploy a pod
• Expose a service
• Scale nodes and pods
• Monitor logs

11. GitOps-Style Continuous Delivery with Cloud Build

GitOps is a set of principles and practices that use Git as the single source of truth for all infrastructure and application deployments. Cloud Build is a Google Cloud Platform service that allows you to automate the building, testing, and deploying of your code.

In this project, you will learn how to set up a GitOps-style continuous delivery pipeline using Cloud Build. You will learn how to:

• Create a GitHub repository for your application code.
• Configure Cloud Build to build and deploy your application to Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE).
• Create a webhook in GitHub that triggers Cloud Build when you push code to your repository.
• Test your application using a variety of tools.
• Deploy your application to GKE.

12. Installing Word Press On Compute Engine & Using Cloud Storage Authenticated URLs For Images

This project involves building a WordPress website using the GCP Console. WordPress is a popular content management system that powers millions of websites, and GCP provides a scalable and reliable platform for hosting WordPress sites. This project is useful for bloggers, small businesses, and anyone who wants to learn how to build and host a WordPress site on GCP.

Related References

• DevOps For Beginners: Step-by-Step Activity Guide (Hands-on Lab)

• HashiCorp Certified Terraform Associate-Step By Step Activity Guides

• Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA): Step-by-Step Activity Guide (Hands-on Lab)

• [AZ-104] Microsoft Azure Administrator Training: Step By Step Activity Guides/Hands-On Lab Exercise

• AWS Certified Solution Architect Associate SAA-C03 Step By Step Activity Guides (Hands-On Labs)

• Google Professional Cloud Architect: Step-By-Step Hands-On Guide

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