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Creating a CI/CD pipeline for your CodeBuild project - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial
From the course: Deploying Your AWS Application to the Cloud with Docker
Creating a CI/CD pipeline for your CodeBuild project
- [Instructor] We're finally able to create an automated CodeBuild project. Let's start by creating a pipeline, and from there we're going to configure CodeBuild. Here in the terminal, I'll type git status, and we just changed this file, so we need to be sure to push it or repo. So git add buildspec. And we're going to commit the change. Git commit -m and the message is, "Updated BuildSpec". And of course, we push it. And now we know for sure the code is updated in our CodeCommit repository. Let's go back to the AWS Console. We're going to go to CodePipeline, type code pipeline, there it is. We're going to create a pipeline. Webapp-cicd is what we're going to call it, and the role name is fine, so click Next. The source provider is going to be CodeCommit, and the repository is the one that we have, and the branch is master. Keep in mind, in the real world, you may have a development branch, a test branch,…
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Building your ECR Docker image repository59s
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Reviewing your project's Dockerfile2m 29s
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CodeBuild buildspec file1m 43s
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Creating a CI/CD pipeline for your CodeBuild project5m 29s
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Setting CodeBuild permissions2m 40s
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Challenge: CodeBuild external resources37s
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Solution: Pulling external resources into CodeBuild1m 59s
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