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From Flask App to CI/CD Pipeline with GitHub Actions & Docker Hub

DevOps is all about bridging development and operations. For this project, I decided to get hands on by containerizing a simple web application and automating its deployment pipeline. Here’s how I built a complete CI/CD workflow from s…

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DevOps is all about bridging development and operations. For this project, I decided to get hands on by containerizing a simple web application and automating its deployment pipeline.



Here’s how I built a complete CI/CD workflow from scratch using





  • Python + Flask for the web app


  • Docker for containerization


  • GitHub for version control


  • GitHub Actions for CI/CD


  • Docker Hub for image hosting



✅ Step 1: Create a Simple Flask Application



1.1 Set up a project folder



setup



1.2 Create a virtual environment and install Flask



venv



1.3 Create your Flask app



Create a file called app.py and paste this in:



app



1.4 Run the app locally



Host

Then open your browser and go to http://localhost:5000



✅ Step 2: Containerize the Application



2.1 Create a Dockerfile

Create a file called Dockerfile (no extension) in the root folder:



Dockerfile



2.2 Create .dockerignore

Create a file named .dockerignore:



Dockerignore



2.3 Build the Docker image



Build



2.4 Run the container



Host



Open http://localhost:5000 in your browser again. You should see Hello DevOps!



Browser



✅ Step 3: Set Up Version Control



Next, I pushed the project to GitHub to manage changes and integrate CI/CD workflows.




git init
git add .
git commit -m "Run"
git remote add origin https://github.com/adeleke123/flask-devops-app.git
git push -u origin main







Hub



git



🔁 Step 4: Implement CI/CD with GitHub Actions



This is the fun part — automating the build and deployment using GitHub Actions and pushing the Docker image to Docker Hub.



4.1 🔐 Set Up Docker Hub Secrets in GitHub

I created a personal access token in Docker Hub, then added the following secrets to GitHub:





  • DOCKER_USERNAME – my Docker Hub username


  • DOCKER_TOKEN – Docker Hub access token




Location: GitHub Repo → Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions




4.2 🛠 Created the GitHub Actions Workflow



yml



Once I pushed the workflow file, the GitHub Action triggered automatically, built my Docker image and pushed it to Docker Hub.



Action



🐳 Final Result



You can find the container image here on Docker Hub:



🔗 https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/bakare1234844/flask-devops-app



And the source code on GitHub:

🔗 https://github.com/adeleke123/flask-devops-app

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