DevOps Tutorial #111: CI/CD Pipeline with Jenkins, GitHub, Webhook & AWS EC2 for Next.js Deployment

Struggling to set up CI/CD for your web app? Ready to master Jenkins with AWS, GitHub & Webhooks?
In this power-packed tutorial, we’ll create a real-world CI/CD pipeline using Jenkins, AWS EC2, GitHub, and Webhooks to auto-deploy a Next.js app like a true DevOps pro!

✅ What you’ll learn:
* How to launch an Ubuntu EC2 instance on AWS
* Setup Jenkins from scratch on Ubuntu EC2
* Configure SSH and install JDK, Jenkins
* Allow Jenkins port (8080) and App port (3000) in EC2 inbound rules
* Write a Jenkinsfile with Declarative Pipeline
* Use rsync, npm install, and npm run build for clean deployments
* Setup GitHub Webhooks to trigger Jenkins jobs automatically
* Auto-deploy a live Next.js app to your EC2 server 🚀

💡 By the end, you’ll have a fully working CI/CD system that pushes changes from GitHub → triggers Jenkins → deploys to AWS EC2.

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Source Code:
https://github.com/farzeen-ali/CICD-Jenkins-AWS

DevOps Lecture Notes:
https://github.com/farzeen-ali/DevOps-2025-Important-Concepts

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