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Introduction:)
๐Welcome to Day 53 of #90DaysOfDevOps! ๐ Today, we're delving deep into AWS CodePipeline, a powerful continuous delivery service provided by Amazon Web Services. This service automates your software release process, allowing you to define stages from source code to deployment.
What is CodePipeline?
AWS CodePipeline is a fully managed continuous delivery service by Amazon Web Services (AWS). It automates your software release process, defining stages from source code to deployment. These stages, including source code repositories, build environments, and deployment platforms, can trigger automatically, reducing manual intervention. CodePipeline seamlessly integrates with AWS services like CodeCommit, CodeBuild, and CodeDeploy, enabling a tailored and automated delivery pipeline.
You can find more information about AWS CodePipeline on the official documentation page: AWS CodePipeline Documentation.
Tasks:)
๐Task-01: Deploy code from CodeCommit using CodePipeline to EC2 Instances.
Create a Deployment group of Ec2 Instance
Navigate to AWS CodeDeploy in the AWS Management Console.
In the CodeDeploy dashboard, click on "Deployment Groups" in the left sidebar.
Click on the blue "Create deployment group" button.
Fill in the necessary details:
Deployment group name: Provide a unique name for your deployment group.
Deployment type: Choose "In-place" or "Blue/green" deployment, based on your requirements.
Service role: Select or create a service role that grants necessary permissions for deployments.
Environment configuration: Define the Amazon EC2 instances or Auto Scaling groups that are part of this deployment group.
Deployment settings: Configure options like deployment configuration, load balancer, and alarm options.
Click on "Create deployment group" to finish the setup.
for more detailed information, you can refer to my blog. It provides a step-by-step guide with additional insights.
Create a CodePipeline that gets the code from CodeCommit, Builds the code using CodeBuild and deploys it to a Deployment Group
Navigate to AWS CodePipeline in the AWS Management Console.
Click on "Create pipeline."
Provide a name for your pipeline and click on "Next."
In the "Source" section:
Choose the source provider (CodeCommit).
Select the repository and branch you want to use.
In the "Build" section:
Choose the build provider (CodeBuild).
Select the project you want to use for building.
In the "Deploy" section:
Choose the deployment provider (CodeDeploy).
Select the application and deployment group you created in the first step.
Review the pipeline details and click on "Create pipeline."
Successfully created
Conclusion:)
Today's task involved setting up a deployment group for EC2 instances and creating a CodePipeline. This pipeline efficiently retrieves code from CodeCommit, builds it using CodeBuild, and deploys it to the designated deployment group. This streamlined process ensures a consistent and automated deployment workflow.
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