This workshop will be a mixture of interactive learning and hands-on practical work, so come prepared to get your hands dirty! In this workshop we will:

• Use Amazon Web Services (AWS) to launch and use compute resources in the Cloud
• Run a Jenkins Continuous Integration (CI) server as a Docker container (jenkins-code) on an AWS instance
• Set up a CI/CD pipeline for a GitHub repository, so you can have automated Build, Test and Deploy, each time you commit
• Practise some TDD on a Python application, and see how it interacts with the CI system

Prior to the workshop, please complete the Pre-Work

This repository contains the following:

CODE-devops-workshop
├── app
│   └── ... # Source code for Python Flask app 
├── doc
│   ├── SECTION-A.md ─┐
│   ├── SECTION-B.md  ├── # Contains workshop instructions
│   └── SECTION-C.md ─┘
├── Dockerfile # Source for the Docker container to be built
├── Jenkinsfile # CI/CD Pipeline as Code
└── README.md # This readme

• A personal GitHub account
• A laptop with:
  • Git installed (www.git-scm.com/downloads)
  • A text editor of your choice (e.g. VS Code)
• An active AWS Educate account (see Register your AWS Educate Account)

• Feel free to browse the code of the Python Flask application under the app directory. Check out the readme located at app/README.md
• You can read about Jenkins here: https://jenkins.io/
• You can read about Docker here: https://www.docker.com/what-docker

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a public cloud provider, that we will use to launch preconfigured instances for this workshop

• Visit https://www.awseducate.com/Registration and register your Student account.
• Log in to AWS Educate account by visiting https://www.awseducate.com, and entering your credentials

To log into the AWS console:

• Log into your AWS educate account, click 'AWS Account' from the menu bar, click "Go to your AWS Educate starter account"
• This will launch a new window. Hit 'Start Lab' and 'Open Console'