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Work-at-home Challenge for Blue Bottle Coffee DevOps Engineer

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BBBischof
Last edited Oct 30, 2017
Created on Oct 27, 2017

This example visualizes the DevOps challenge workflow for a Blue Bottle Coffee engineering role, showing the sequential stages of S3 bucket manipulation, directory-tree microservice generation, monitoring, containerization, and deployment. The code uses the AWS SDK for JavaScript to interact with S3 buckets and Redis for key-value storage, while the visualization maps the tree command output and JSON file handling steps. It highlights the integration of SNS/SQS for upload monitoring and Terraform for infrastructure provisioning, with Docker and ECS for virtualized state persistence. The rendering approach relies on d3.js to illustrate the branching logic and data flow across the pipeline.

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