Welcome to the Container Architectures and SonarQube Deployment Examples repository! This repository provides an overview of various container architectures and offers detailed examples of deploying SonarQube with different configurations.
Containers have revolutionized the way we develop, deploy, and manage applications. By encapsulating an application and its dependencies into a single unit that can run reliably across different computing environments, containers provide a consistent and efficient way to deploy software.
SonarQube is an open-source platform for continuous inspection of code quality. It performs automatic reviews to detect bugs, vulnerabilities, and code smells in your codebase. Deploying SonarQube in a containerized environment enhances its scalability and manageability, making it a perfect candidate for exploring various container architectures.
This repository aims to:
- Provide a clear understanding of different container architectures.
- Demonstrate how to deploy SonarQube using various container orchestration tools.
- Highlight different configuration options for SonarQube deployment.
- Architecture Overviews: Detailed explanations of various container architectures across different cloud providers
- SonarQube OpenShift: Deploying SonarQube in OpenShift.
- Securing SonarQube: Encrypting JDBC Passwords with AES/GCM Key in Kubernetes.
- SonarQube on AWS ECS Fargate Deploying SonarQube on AWS ECS Fargate.
- SonarQube DCE on K8s: Deploying SonarQube DCE in Kubernetes Cluster with a custom values.yaml file.
- SonarQube DCE on K8s with FluxCD: Deploy SonarQube DCE on kubernetes cluster with FluxCD.
- SonarQube DCE on K8s with Argo CD: Deploy SonarQube DCE on kubernetes cluster with Argo CD.