Automate EKS Infrastructure with Terraform & GitHub Actions | GitOps App Deployment with ArgoCD
"Ready to take on a DevOps Capstone project? In this video, I demonstrate how to fully automate your infrastructure and application deployments using modern DevOps tools! Learn to provision an AWS EKS cluster using Terraform and GitHub Actions, then automate application deployments with ArgoCD. We’ll cover:
Setting up Terraform configurations to create a secure and scalable EKS cluster.
Building a CI/CD pipeline with GitHub Actions to manage your infrastructure.
Installing ArgoCD on EKS for continuous application delivery.
Configuring ArgoCD to monitor a GitHub repository and deploy application updates automatically.
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