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Using CodeBuild - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial
From the course: AWS for DevOps: Continuous Delivery and Process Automation
Using CodeBuild
- [Lecturer] The next service or section of our continuous deployment pipeline that CodeStar build for us is CodeBuild. So we can access that here in the Pipeline visualizer or we can access it over in the menu. So I'm going to click CodeBuild. In CodeBuild here's the name of the project, demoserverless, and here are the project details. These include the encryption key, the build environment and the service role. Also, environmental variables. Now you can see here is our build history. So, if we click on a build run we can see details about the build. So, for example, we can see the status of each of the steps, how long each step took and when it was last run. So, for example, if I click on the BUILD step there's no additional information, let's see if there's something here. Guess I would have to go to the logs. So you can see, underneath I have the actual build log and this is the execution of the AWS infrastructure template. Do you remember from a previous movie? This is…
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AWS automation services5m 16s
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Using AWS CodeStar7m 32s
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Update code from IDE and CodeStar5m 26s
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Using CloudFormation templates3m 32s
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About CodeCommit users3m 59s
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Using CodeCommit6m 34s
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Using CodeBuild2m 59s
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Using CodeDeploy4m 17s
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Using CodePipeline5m 46s
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Using OpsWorks2m 21s
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Understand Config and Service Catalog3m 58s
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