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CodePipeline for deployment

CodePipeline for deployment - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial

From the course: Migrating Your iOS App to Amazon Web Services (AWS)

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CodePipeline for deployment

- The next tab we'll look at it is CodeDeploy. Just like CodeCommit and CodeBuild this was created and configured for us by CodeStar. It handles all of the deployment that we need with cloud formation. You can see that there's a lot of events going on and we don't have to handle any of them. Again, we just focus on the code. This is managed for us in CodePipeline. If we click on CodePipeline we can see that there is this process that carries through from committing the code in CodeCommit, once that's successful it goes down to CodeBuild, and after that CodeDeploy. This handles our development environment and our production environment. It also handles running our tests for us. If the tests fail it won't go onto the next section. Also if we go back to CodeStar we saw in the left hand side how we can access these various tabs to go to CodeCommit, CodeBuild, CodeDeploy and Pipeline. They are also in one of our panes down here in the continuous development. Here we have our Pipeline also…

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