DevSecOps Pipeline - AWS
Author: Damien Burks
Know Before You Go
This project is a little expense, and you will rack up a nice bill in AWS if you leave all your resources created. Therefore, I recommend that you TEAR IT ALL DOWN when you're done. Do not leave your EKS cluster running, you'll be charged for it.
Prerequisities
- Before you begin this, you will want to have some knowledge of AWS services and how they work, as well as prior knowledge of Terraform. You can take a look at Building Cloud DevSecOps Pipelines (In Theory) for more information.
- You will also want to ensure that you have an AWS account created. You can go through the account creation process here: AWS Account Creation Process
- Make sure you have the following installed on your local machine:
Overview
So you've decided to go down the path of building your own Cloud Native DevSecOps pipeline within AWS? Well, hell... welcome! This is the one of my favorite projects where I'm going to show you how to setup your own AWS pipeline using Terraform Cloud. Unlike the DevSecOps Home Lab, we're just focused on developing the pipeline and deploying an application into Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS).
Luckily for you all, you won't need to do anything. I've taken the liberty of developing all of the code for you. These are the two GitHub repositories that you need to look at before we get started:
- DevSecOps Pipeline: https://github.com/devsecblueprint/aws-devsecops-pipeline
- FastAPI Application: https://github.com/devsecblueprint/awsome-fastapi