How DevOps Engineers Build a CI/CD Pipeline Using Docker, Jenkins and Kubernetes

The Problem Developers Face Many development teams still deploy applications manually. This usually creates problems like: • inconsistent environments • slow deployment cycles • production errors • difficult rollback processes This is where DevOps practices and CI/CD pipelines become essential. What a Modern DevOps Workflow Looks Like A typical DevOps workflow includes several stages: Code → Build → Test → Containerize → Deploy → Monitor Each stage is automated using different tools. A standard DevOps stack used in many companies includes: ✅ Git ✅ Jenkins ✅ Docker ✅ Kubernetes ✅ Terraform ✅ Cloud platforms (AWS / Azure) Learning how these tools work together is a key part of DevOps Training in Electronic City Bangalore. * More details here: DevOps Training and 100% Placement in Electronic City * Step 1: Version Control with Git Everything starts with source code. Developers push code to a Git repository. Example workflow: git add . git commit -m "feature update" git push origin main On