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The document outlines the project 'Streamlining Containerized Application Deployment on IBM Cloud Kubernetes Using Container Registry,' detailing key components like containerization, IBM Cloud Container Registry, and IBM Kubernetes Service. It provides a step-by-step guide for configuring the environment, deploying applications, and automating the deployment process with CI/CD pipelines. Additionally, it discusses user interface development for monitoring, scalability, security, and cost efficiency considerations.
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The document outlines the project 'Streamlining Containerized Application Deployment on IBM Cloud Kubernetes Using Container Registry,' detailing key components like containerization, IBM Cloud Container Registry, and IBM Kubernetes Service. It provides a step-by-step guide for configuring the environment, deploying applications, and automating the deployment process with CI/CD pipelines. Additionally, it discusses user interface development for monitoring, scalability, security, and cost efficiency considerations.
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FINAL OVERVIEW PHASE 4

Project title: Streamlining Containerized Application Deployment on IBM Cloud


Kubernetes Using Container Registry

Project id: 5022511

1. Overview of Containerized Application Deployment

• Key Components:

o Containerization: Package applications into containers for consistent and


portable deployments.

o IBM Cloud Container Registry: Store and manage container images.

o IBM Kubernetes Service (IKS): Orchestrate container deployment and


scaling.

o Automation & CI/CD: Automate the build, push, and deployment pipeline
for rapid and consistent application deployment.

2. Configuring IBM Cloud Kubernetes and Container Registry

• Setting Up IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service (IKS):

1. Create an IBM Cloud Account and Log In.

2. Provision the Kubernetes Cluster: Select desired region, cluster plan, and
worker node type.

3. Integrate IBM Cloud Container Registry (ICR): Create a private registry and
authenticate Docker CLI for pushing images.

• Containerizing Applications with Docker:

1. Create a Dockerfile.

2. Build the Docker Image.

3. Tag and Push the Image to IBM Cloud Container Registry.

3. Deploying Containers on IBM Kubernetes

• Create Kubernetes Deployment and Service:

1. Create a deployment.yaml file for the deployment configuration.

2. Create a service.yaml file to expose the application.

3. Apply YAML files to deploy your application.

4. Verify the deployment.


4. Automating the Deployment with CI/CD Pipeline

• Integrating with IBM Cloud Continuous Delivery:

1. Create a Delivery Pipeline.

2. Configure the pipeline to build and deploy the containerized application.

3. Trigger the pipeline on code commits.

5. User Interface Development for Monitoring and Management

• Set up IBM Cloud Monitoring or Prometheus with Grafana for custom dashboards.

• Set up alerts for failures, resource exhaustion, or scaling issues.

6. IBM Cloud Platform Features and Considerations

• Scalability: Auto-scaling to handle fluctuating workloads.

• Security: Use IBM Cloud IAM for access management.

• Monitoring: IBM Cloud provides monitoring and log management services.

• Cost Efficiency: Optimize resource allocation and storage classes to control costs.

7. Conclusion

• Integration of IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service and IBM Cloud Container Registry for
efficient, scalable, and automated deployment pipelines.

8. Further Enhancements

• Automated rollbacks, multi-cluster management, and cost optimization.

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