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CodeCommit and CodeDeploy

CodeCommit and CodeDeploy - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial

From the course: DevOps with AWS: Tools for Automated Workflows

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CodeCommit and CodeDeploy

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- [Instructor] Okay, so we have our code in CodeCommit repository, and we are able to deploy that code using CodeDeploy. And first, we need to package it as an archive in S3 in order for the CodeDeploy to work. And now, we will use CodePipeline to automate the transition from CodeCommit into the CodeDeploy, so let's create our first pipeline using CodePipeline. Let's name it as cicd-pipeline. Next, I'm going to create a new service role so this pipeline can perform the actions on our behalf. Now, let's look at the advanced settings. So here, for the artifact store, either we can create a new default S3 bucket in our account, or we could choose an existing S3 bucket from the same region and account as we have our pipeline. So if you are creating multiple pipelines, you might not want to create a new bucket every time, and can choose the centralized bucket for your pipeline. Let's use our existing bucket, which we had created for our artifacts in previous section, and we will use the…

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