Create a CodePipeline that you can deploy in your demo app to Elastic Beanstalk.
- [Instructor] We're back here in CodePipeline.…And for this deployment, instead of providing a revision,…with an ABS spec file, and a web archive,…we're just going to send our compiled Java classes…directly to Beanstalk.…In order to avoid disrupting our working deployment…of our test server from earlier,…we will use a secondary buildspec file,…that is going to create an artifact as expected.…And then, our Beanstalk deployment…will use this artifact…instead of the one going toward test server.…In our Pipeline, we'll click Edit,…and then click Edit stage, for our Build stage.…
We'll add a new action.…Give it a name here.…Choose a provider.…CodeBuild.…And click Create project.…This also requires a name.…We'll chose the Managed image, just like before.…It will be Ubuntu.…With Java runtime environment, version eight.…We have a buildspec file,…but it's not name as the default file,…so we need to specify the file name here.…
And this file is in our code repository.…We'll click Continue.…And this will create the new build.…
Released
12/11/2018- Checking in source code with CodeCommit
- Building code in CodeBuild
- Deploying code with CodeDeploy
- Creating a DevOps pipeline with CodePipeline
- Creating and deploying an Elastic Beanstalk application
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