🚀 In this video, we build a complete CI/CD pipeline using Docker, Nginx, GitHub Actions, and AWS EC2 — step by step.
Instead of focusing on complex application logic, we use a simple Django app to demonstrate how real-world deployment pipelines work.
🔧 What you’ll learn in this video:
How to containerize an app using Docker
How to use Nginx as a reverse proxy
How to build a CI/CD pipeline using GitHub Actions
How to push Docker images to Docker Hub
How to deploy applications to an AWS EC2 instance
How to automate deployments with every code push
💡 This setup is similar to what is used in real production environments and is perfect for anyone learning DevOps, backend deployment, or cloud engineering.
📦 Source Code (GitHub):
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🔥 What’s next? (Part 2 of this series)
We’ll make this system self-healing:
Add Django health checks
Configure Docker health checks
Auto-restart unhealthy containers
Monitor uptime using UptimeRobot (free)
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