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The objective of this project is to challenge your understanding of DevOps and
cloud technologies by providing hands-on experience in deploying and managing a
microservices-based application with a Cloud Provider platform. Your mission is
to:
microservices-based application with a Cloud Provider platform. Your mission
is:
You are a Cloud engineer working with a scalable company and your manager want
you to create an infrastructure based on Kubernetes in a cloud provider of
you choice, so your team can benefit from the features and scalability of
Kubernetes.
Set up and configure a Cloud Provider environment for deploying microservices.
Deploy the provided microservices' application to the defined environment.
Implement monitoring, logging, and scaling to ensure that the application runs
efficiently. Implement security measures, such as securing the databases and
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services, and it's accessible via port `3000`.
Design the architecture for your cloud-based microservices' application. You
are free to choose the services and architectural patterns that best suit your
needs, as long as they meet the project requirements and remain within a
reasonable cost range. Consider the following when designing your architecture:
must use K8s. You are free to choose services and architectural patterns that
best suit your needs, as long as they meet the project requirements and remain
within a reasonable cost range. Consider the following when designing your
architecture:
1. `Scalability`: Ensure that your architecture can handle varying workloads
and can scale up or down as needed. AWS offers services like Auto Scaling
that can be used to achieve this.
and can scale up or down as needed.
2. `Availability`: Design your architecture to be fault-tolerant and maintain
high availability, even in the event of component failures.

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