Implementing a Travel Website using Dockers

Abstract

The implementation of a travel website using Docker involves creating a Docker image that contains all the necessary components of the website, including the web server, database, and any other services required for the website to function. By using Docker, the website can be easily deployed and scaled across different environments, such as development, testing, and production, without any compatibility issues. Additionally, Docker allows for easy management of dependencies and configuration, making it easier to maintain and update the website over time. This proposed work aims to implement a travel website using Docker and Jenkins. The website is built using a chosen programming language and framework, a Docker file is created to describe the steps to build a container for the website. The Jenkins server is set up to automate the build and deployment process, configure the target environment to run Docker containers, set up a pipeline in Jenkins to test the website, build the Docker image, and deploy the container to the target environment. The final product is a fully functional travel website that can be easily deployed and scaled using Docker and Jenkins. Overall, the implementation of a travel website using Docker offers a simplified and efficient approach to website development and deployment that is easy to manage and maintain over time.