A CI/CD pipeline using Jenkins automates building, testing, and deploying a Spring Boot app on AWS EC2. It integrates with GitHub for continuous integration, uses Maven for packaging, Trivy and SonarQube for security and code quality, Nexus for artifact storage, Docker and Kubernetes for deployment, and Prometheus–Grafana for monitoring with email alerts for updates.

A production-grade CI/CD pipeline using Jenkins automates the entire deployment of 11 independent microservices onto AWS EKS. It integrates with GitHub Webhooks for continuous integration, uses Docker for containerization, and leverages Kubernetes for orchestration and service discovery. AWS ELB provides load balancing, and the entire setup utilizes AWS IAM for secure access, resulting in a fully automated, scalable e-commerce platform.

An observability and monitoring setup was designed and deployed to track file data popularity, cache efficiency, request latency, and infrastructure resource usage across Geo-distributed regions. It uses AWS S3 for global data storage and Redis for regional caching to optimize performance. Prometheus collects metrics such as file access frequency, cache hits and misses, and server utilization, while Grafana dashboards provide clear insights into system behavior and performance trends. Tracked files are displayed through a simple Public Health & Wellness Resources web interface, combining backend monitoring with user-friendly data visualization.