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E-Commerce DevOps Platform

A production-ready DevOps project demonstrating the complete software delivery lifecycle using modern cloud-native technologies.

This project showcases how an e-commerce application can be containerized, deployed, monitored, and automatically managed through a fully automated CI/CD pipeline. The platform integrates GitHub, Jenkins, Docker, Kubernetes, Prometheus, and Grafana to provide continuous integration, continuous deployment, monitoring, observability, and infrastructure automation.


Overview

The E-Commerce DevOps Platform implements an end-to-end DevOps workflow.

Code changes pushed to GitHub automatically trigger Jenkins pipelines that build Docker images, push them to a registry, and deploy updated application versions to a Kubernetes cluster. Prometheus continuously monitors the infrastructure while Grafana provides visualization and alerting capabilities.

The project demonstrates real-world DevOps practices including automation, containerization, orchestration, monitoring, and infrastructure observability.


Architecture

Developer
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GitHub Repository
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Jenkins CI/CD Pipeline
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Docker Build & Push
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Kubernetes Cluster
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    ├── Frontend (React)
    ├── Backend (Node.js + Express)
    └── MySQL Database
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Prometheus Monitoring
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Grafana Dashboards & Alerts

Tech Stack

Layer Technology
Frontend React.js, Vite, Axios
Backend Node.js, Express.js
Database MySQL
CI/CD Jenkins
Containerization Docker
Orchestration Kubernetes, Helm
Monitoring Prometheus
Visualization Grafana
Version Control GitHub

Features

  • Automated CI/CD Pipeline
  • Dockerized Application Services
  • Kubernetes Deployment
  • React-Based Dashboard
  • Backend API Integration
  • MySQL Database Connectivity
  • Prometheus Monitoring
  • Grafana Dashboards
  • Alert Management
  • GitHub Webhook Integration
  • Infrastructure Observability
  • Production-Style DevOps Workflow

CI/CD Pipeline

The Jenkins pipeline automates the complete deployment workflow:

  1. Source code checkout from GitHub
  2. Docker image build
  3. Docker Hub authentication
  4. Docker image push
  5. Kubernetes deployment
  6. Deployment verification

Pipeline Stages

  • Checkout SCM
  • Build Docker Image
  • Docker Login
  • Push Docker Image
  • Deploy to Kubernetes
  • Post Actions

Application Components

Frontend Dashboard

The frontend is developed using React.js and Vite, providing a modern and responsive user interface for interacting with the e-commerce platform. It communicates with backend APIs to retrieve application data and display system information.

Backend API

The backend is built using Node.js and Express.js. It handles business logic, API requests, database communication, and application services required by the frontend layer.

Jenkins CI/CD Server

Jenkins automates the software delivery process by continuously integrating code changes, building Docker images, executing deployment pipelines, and updating Kubernetes workloads automatically.

Prometheus Monitoring

Prometheus continuously collects metrics from Kubernetes nodes, pods, containers, and application services. It enables real-time monitoring and acts as the foundation for alert generation.

Grafana Visualization

Grafana provides interactive dashboards and visual representations of infrastructure and application metrics collected by Prometheus. It enables performance analysis, observability, and operational monitoring.

Kubernetes Infrastructure

Kubernetes orchestrates containerized workloads by managing deployments, scaling, service discovery, and self-healing capabilities across the cluster.

MySQL Database

MySQL serves as the persistent data storage layer of the application, maintaining structured data and supporting backend operations.


Kubernetes Resources

The application is deployed using Kubernetes Deployments and Services.

Deployments

  • Frontend Deployment
  • Backend Deployment
  • MySQL Deployment

Services

  • Frontend NodePort Service
  • Backend ClusterIP Service
  • MySQL ClusterIP Service

Monitoring & Observability

Prometheus continuously collects metrics from:

  • Kubernetes Nodes
  • Kubernetes Pods
  • Backend Services
  • Containers
  • Infrastructure Resources

Grafana visualizes these metrics through dashboards that provide insights into:

  • Cluster Health
  • Node Metrics
  • Pod Status
  • Resource Utilization
  • Application Availability

Alerting

The monitoring stack includes automated alerts for critical events:

  • Backend Down Alert
  • MySQL Down Alert
  • High CPU Usage Alert

These alerts help identify failures and performance issues before they impact application availability.


Project Screenshots

The project dashboard includes screenshots demonstrating:

  • Grafana Monitoring Dashboard
  • Prometheus Targets
  • Jenkins CI/CD Pipeline
  • Kubernetes Cluster Status
  • Backend Down Alert
  • MySQL Down Alert
  • High CPU Alert

Repository Structure

ecommerce-devops-platform/
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├── backend/
│
├── frontend/
│   ├── src/
│   ├── public/
│   │   └── screenshots/
│   └── Dockerfile
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├── helm/
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├── Jenkinsfile
├── docker-compose.yml
├── frontend-deployment.yaml
└── README.md

Learning Outcomes

This project demonstrates practical implementation of:

  • Continuous Integration (CI)
  • Continuous Deployment (CD)
  • Docker Containerization
  • Kubernetes Orchestration
  • Infrastructure Monitoring
  • Alert Management
  • DevOps Automation
  • Cloud-Native Application Deployment

Author

Shivani Sharma

GitHub: https://github.com/2121-shivi

Repository: https://github.com/2121-shivi/ecommerce-devops-platform


License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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