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1.
Introduction
1.1
AWS Code Build
1.2
AWS Code Pipeline
1.3
Elastic Beanstalk
2.
Setup Git Repo
3.
Deloy Your App
3.1
Create AWS Elastic Beanstalk
4.
Create Build Project
4.1
Config AWS CodeBuild
4.2
Create Build Spec
5.
Create Delivery Pipeline
5.1
Create New Pipeline
5.2
Config The Source Stage
5.3
Config The Build Stage
5.4
Config The Deploy Stage
5.5
Adding Tester Stage
6.
Clean up resources
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Config AWS CodeBuild
Config AWS Code Build
In the Project name field, enter
Build-DevOpsGettingStarted
.
Select GitHub from the Source provider dropdown menu.
Confirm that the Connect using OAuth radio button is selected.
Choose the white Connect to GitHub button. A new browser tab will open asking you to give AWS CodeBuild access to your GitHub repo.
Choose the green Authorize aws-codesuite button.
Enter your GitHub password.
Choose the orange Confirm button.
Select Repository in my GitHub account.
Enter
aws-elastic-beanstalk-express-js-sample
in the search field.
Confirm that
Managed Image
is selected.
Select
Amazon Linux 2
from the
Operating system
dropdown menu.
Select
Standard
from the
Runtime(s)
dropdown menu.
Select
aws/codebuild/amazonlinux2-x86_64-standard:3.0
from the Image dropdown menu.
Confirm that
Always use the latest image for this runtime version is selected for Image version.
Confirm that
New service role
is selected.