From the course: Using Slack and AWS EventBridge to Automate Your DevOps Tasks

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Challenge: Monitoring pipeline status

Challenge: Monitoring pipeline status - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial

From the course: Using Slack and AWS EventBridge to Automate Your DevOps Tasks

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Challenge: Monitoring pipeline status

(upbeat music) - Now that you've seen how to capture an event for code changes, I want you to try to do the same for our CICD pipeline. First off, go to event bridge and open the create rule form, just like we did to try and find the event that we needed. And if there's a sample provided, be sure to make a copy. Next, go to the AWS Lambda console, create a new empty Lambda function and paste your sample as test. Now, following that, open the code commit Lambda function that we discussed previously, and use it as a template for this one. Or create yours from scratch, if you're really looking for a bigger challenge here. Finally, use your test case, test your function, deploy it, and make a tiny change to any of the files in the code repository, which will trigger the pipeline and publish a message to Slack. Since you need to do a lot of back and forth for this one, between the event bridge, Lambda and testing your…

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