Below is a comprehensive overview of the Kubernetes implementation, designed to streamline DevSecOps processes and manage the risk of human errors in deployment. We independently scaled each service to achieve granular control over workload performance through pod optimization and node optimization.
1️⃣ The Kubernetes clusters were auto-scaled, and node pools were managed through node auto-provisioning, which includes Horizontal Scaling, Vertical Scaling, and Cluster/Multidimensional Scaling.
2️⃣ The Azure Kubernetes service was augmented with state-of-the-art tools and mechanisms, right from automated deployment and role-based access control to monitoring the deployment operations.
Key Highlights of the Kubernetes Implementation
✅ We have Implemented taint tolerance in Kubernetes to ensure that nodes can handle varying workloads from 0.5M to 1 M requests monthly, without compromising overall cluster stability.
✅ The Node affinity in our Kubernetes setup directs pods to specific nodes based on defined criteria, optimizing resource allocation and performance.
✅ We have configured auto-scaling for both pods and clusters in Kubernetes, allowing our infrastructure to adapt dynamically to changing demand loads from 10K to 15K requests per minute.
✅ Created a private repository within Kubernetes to ensure secure storage and access control for sensitive application images and resources.
✅ We have utilized disposable build agents in Kubernetes to streamline our development process by providing ephemeral environments for continuous integration and delivery.
✅ Kubernetes RBAC (Role-Based Access Control) to ensure that only authorized users and services have the necessary permissions to interact with cluster resources.
✅ We have implemented the deployment strategy in Kubernetes that involves orchestrating pods to efficiently roll out updates and manage application instances.
✅ The Configured Ingress in Kubernetes allows us to route external traffic to the appropriate services within the cluster, enhancing accessibility and security.
✅ We have used replicas in Kubernetes to enable us to maintain high availability and scalability by running multiple instances of pods to handle increased workloads.
✅ The Integration of monitoring with Data Dog in Kubernetes provides comprehensive visibility into cluster health and performance, facilitating proactive management and troubleshooting.
Security First Approach for DevSecOps
We have followed a security-first approach for code quality control with auto-scalable code deployments in CI/ CD pipelines, ensuring comprehensive and robust code quality across the organization’s projects.
Below are the Key Highlights of the Security First Approach:
➡️ Automated code vulnerability detection (SonarQube with Jenkins).
➡️ Fully automated static code analysis along with detailed reports.
➡️ Custom quality gates based on different project requirements.
➡️ Improved code consistency along with early bug detection & prevention.