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Automate AWS Lambda Deployment with Docker Images, Terraform, and GitHub Actions

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AWS Lambda is a serverless compute service that lets cloud application development teams run code without provisioning or managing servers. While Lambda natively supports several programming languages, developers often face limitations with dependency management and runtime constraints. This is where Docker containers come to the rescue. By packaging the Lambda function as a Docker image, … Continue reading Automate AWS Lambda Deployment with Docker Images, Terraform, and GitHub Actions

Setup cross-account Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR) access using Terraform and GitHub Actions

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Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR) is a fully managed Docker container registry that allows developers to store container images securely. It does so by storing them in an ECR repository, a logical separation for storing, organizing, and versioning the Docker images inside an ECR repository. In a typical containerized application CI/CD pipeline, the Continuous Integration … Continue reading Setup cross-account Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR) access using Terraform and GitHub Actions

Create AWS Lambda Layer using Docker, Terraform and GitHub Actions

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A Lambda layer is a distribution mechanism for libraries, custom runtimes, or other dependencies required in the AWS Lambda functions. Cloud engineers can manage and reuse these libraries and dependencies across multiple functions by packaging them into a layer. By the end of this note, you will learn how to create a Lambda layer for … Continue reading Create AWS Lambda Layer using Docker, Terraform and GitHub Actions

Continuous Deployment of Amazon ECS service using Terraform and GitHub Actions

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This note demonstrates how to host a Docker image as a container in Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS). Per AWS Docs, Amazon ECS is a fully managed container orchestration service that helps you easily deploy, manage, and scale containerized applications. Deploying a service into Amazon ECS can be divided into three separate use cases: … Continue reading Continuous Deployment of Amazon ECS service using Terraform and GitHub Actions

Build, Scan, and Push Docker image to Amazon ECR using GitHub Actions

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This blog post is the second part of an umbrella series in which I demonstrate how to create and deploy an Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) service using Terraform and GitHub Actions. In the first part, I covered creating all the required AWS cloud services to host the ECS service. In this second part, I'll … Continue reading Build, Scan, and Push Docker image to Amazon ECR using GitHub Actions

Push Docker images to Amazon ECR using YAML based Azure Pipelines

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When it comes to identifying a process to deliver continuous value to customers, CI-CD is the defacto standard. And container technology enables that by encapsulating an application and its dependencies into a package that can be hosted and scaled independently of other applications. So DevOps engineers and application developers merged these ideas to forge a … Continue reading Push Docker images to Amazon ECR using YAML based Azure Pipelines