From the course: Docker on AWS
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Create a CodeCommit Git repository
- [Instructor] In addition to keeping our actual container images in an online registry as close to the service that we're working with, we do still have the process of having to build those images and then move those image files around. Sometimes they actually still get fairly large and it's nicer to be able to keep them in the cloud along with our actual running instances and the images that have been built based on our code. We can do that using some of the tools like the code commit tool, which we're going to use here and the code build and pipeline tools as well to automate this entire build process. The first thing we need to do is we do need to create a repository. And so we can do that simply by clicking on the create repository button. Very straightforward. And we're going to give it the name of hostname as our repository. And that will then match to our instance. It doesn't have to match, I just find that…
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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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