chapter ten
10 Cloud-Native Applications on Docker Swarm
This chapter covers
- Deployment of self-healing Swarm cluster on AWS and usage of S3 bucket for nodes discovery
- Running SSH-based commands within Jenkins pipelines and configuration of SSH agents
- Automating deployment of Dockerized applications to Swarm with Jenkins and Docker Compose
- Integration of Slack to manage releases & build notifications of CI/CD pipelines
- Walking through continuous deployment workflow with Jenkins pipelines
- Continuous delivery to production and user manual approvals within Jenkins pipelines
In the previous chapter, we covered how to set up a continuous integration pipeline for a containerized microservices application with Jenkins. In this part, we will cover how to automate the deployment part and manage multiple application environments. By the end of this chapter, you will be familiar with continuous deployment and delivery for containerized microservices running in a Docker Swarm cluster
Figure 10.1. A complete CI/CD pipeline workflow
One of the basic solutions to run multiple containers across a set of machines is Swarm. As it comes bundled with the Docker engine. By the end of this chapter, you should be able to build a CI/CD pipeline from scratch for services running inside a Docker Swarm cluster like in the following workflow diagram:
Figure 10.2. Target CI/CD pipeline
