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I have a Bitbucket repo that houses two services—one in Python, the other in JavaScript—and I need a clean CI/CD pipeline that automatically builds Docker images and deploys them to AWS. Here is what I’m trying to achieve: • Every push to the main (and ideally feature) branches triggers unit tests, linting, and a Docker build for both services. • Successful builds are tagged and pushed to a private AWS ECR repository. • On passing tests, the pipeline should deploy the latest images to an AWS environment (ECS or EKS; I’m open to whichever you recommend and can justify). • Rollbacks should be straightforward—either via tagged images or Bitbucket Pipelines’ deployment history. • Clear, in-repo documentation so that anyo...

I’m standing up a brand-new, production-ready DevOps platform for a container-based microservices e-commerce application and I want it to mirror the rigor you’d see in large enterprises. Everything will run on AWS and be orchestrated by Kubernetes, with Jenkins driving the CI/CD lifecycle. Scope You will architect, implement, and document the full path from code commit to live traffic. That means infrastructure as code, automated pipelines, immutable deployments, GitOps workflows, comprehensive observability, airtight security controls, and high-availability design—all delivered as a working, demonstrable environment. Key elements I expect • AWS foundation (networking, identity, security, cost-aware resilience) • Kubernetes cluster production-hardened fo...

I need a clean, repeatable GitHub Actions workflow that takes any StatefulSet YAML I push to a specific branch and promotes it straight into my OpenShift cluster. The steps are already mapped out in my head—checkout, install oc, login with a token, run oc apply—yet I want this formalised in a single .yml file committed to .github/workflows. Before the deployment phase the pipeline must execute a lightweight unit-test stage. I do not mind which framework you pick; the only requirement is that tests run, fail the build if necessary, and surface results in the Actions summary so I can see a green or red badge at a glance. Deliverable: • A GitHub Actions workflow file that: – triggers on push to the chosen branch – installs and caches the OpenShift CLI ...