Welcome to Part 3 of the Online Boutique microservice application, deployed on Amazon EKS with GitLab CI/CD.
In this video, I’ll walk you through the CI pipelines for two microservices:
1️⃣ CartService (written in C#)
2️⃣ CurrencyService (written in Node.js)
We’ll also explore how to configure workflow rules in the Helm project CI pipeline.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
1️⃣ Building GitLab CI/CD pipelines for C# and Node.js
2️⃣ Configuring SonarCloud for SAST scanning on C# and Node.js applications
3️⃣ Writing effective GitLab workflow rules
👉 Missed the earlier parts? Catch up here:
Part 1 (Architecture & Project Goals): https://youtu.be/R5iyzHcB8KM?si=7XNXfvve6geA2HlK
Part 2 (GoLang CI Pipeline & Helm Templating with Amazon Q): https://youtu.be/wlUdqatprSc?si=E5Bjxqd8CAloXOvo
📂 Full repo with pipeline files: https://github.com/seunayolu/online-boutique
Stay tuned for Part 4 🚀
