From the course: Docker on AWS
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Automate build on new commit
- So we have the ability to build our code and generate a container from that code and now we can connect the update process committing something into code commit, with the build process, so that we can generate a container anytime our underlying code, our actual code for our container, changes. We do that with the code pipeline component and so if we go to pipelines, so it's here under the developer tools, CodePipeline, pipelines. Go on create a pipeline here on the far right. We're going to call the pipeline, I bet you can guess it hostname, to keep things consistent. We're going to create a service role for this and we'll get the right amount of control with this we don't need to do anything extra here because this is just the managing the services that are already sort of under it's code management pipeline. So where's the source coming from? We want to say that it's coming from CodeCommit. We're going to pick our…
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From app to containerized app3m 40s
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Create an ECR Registry5m 14s
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Create a CodeCommit Git repository3m 50s
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Push the container code to CodeCommit2m 32s
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Build the container from CodeCommit6m 7s
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Automate build on new commit3m 15s
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Challenge: Update a container29s
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Solution: Commit a code change1m 24s
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