Deploy Google's Online Boutique microservice stack in Octopus

This post, part of a Kubernetes training series by Matthew Casperson, introduces DevOps engineers to Docker, Kubernetes, and Octopus, focusing on deploying Google's Online Boutique microservice stack within Octopus to provide independently deployable applications. It highlights the steps for getting started with Docker, setting up a Kubernetes development cluster, creating containers and resources, and deploying them through Octopus, emphasizing multi-environment deployments, deployment strategies like blue/green, and the use of ConfigMaps and Secrets. Additionally, it suggests using the Octopus Workflow Builder for deploying containerized applications on AWS platforms such as EKS and ECS, showcasing best practices like vulnerability scanning and Infrastructure as Code (IaC). The post encourages trying a free trial of Octopus and provides resources like the Online Boutique GitHub repository for further learning.

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