Run mysql

docker-compose -f mysql/mysql.yml up -d

Run cluster

cd vagrant-kubernetes && vagrant up

Run app

cd python-app && docker build -t python-image . && docker run --network=development_network -d -p 5001:5000 python-image

I created a Jenkinsfile as a example of ci/ci pipeline. First test the code, if it is passing. Secondly, check Dockerfile, build and push the registry. Then check helm charts, push the helm registry. Finally, if user approve the deployment to production, or it can be removed, run helm install in cluster. It is similar to continuous delivery.

Folder aws-node-example

Also i have a Circle CI pipeline on AWS which have create infrastructure, deploy application.

Folder helm-mysql

Also i created a helm chart with specific configuration for mysql.

Folder jenkins-agent-base

Also i created a base image for jenkins agents.

Folder mysql

Also i created a docker-compose file to run mysql.

Folder python-app

I created a ci/ci pipeline for an application you gave.

Folder vagrant-kubernetes

Also i created a k8s cluster with vagrant