Jenkins EKS Migration
Migrated Jenkins from EC2 to AWS EKS, enhancing scalability, reliability, and performance using Kubernetes managed infrastructure.
Jenkins EKS Migration
As part of my cloud automation expertise, I successfully migrated Jenkins from an EC2 instance to AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS). This migration enhanced Jenkins’ scalability, reliability, and overall performance by leveraging Kubernetes’ managed infrastructure on AWS.
Key Highlights
Seamless Migration
Automated the transition from a traditional EC2 instance to EKS, ensuring minimal downtime.
Scalability & Efficiency
Configured Jenkins on EKS to automatically scale based on workload, enabling efficient resource utilization and enhanced fault tolerance.
CI/CD Continuity
Ensured that Jenkins pipelines continued to function seamlessly post-migration, integrating with existing workflows on EKS.
Infrastructure as Code
Used Kubernetes manifests and Helm charts to deploy and manage Jenkins in a cloud-native environment.
Technologies Used
- AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
- Jenkins
- AWS CLI, kubectl
This project demonstrates my ability to optimize CI/CD environments and my proficiency in cloud technologies like AWS and Kubernetes, enhancing both performance and operational efficiency.