Master AWS CI/CD Build & Automate A Full Pipeline with CodeCommit CodeBuild CodeDeploy CodePipeline

AWS DevOps Deployment: A Complete Guide to Setting Up CI/CD Pipeline Using AWS CodeCommit, CodeBuild, CodeDeploy & CodePipeline

Welcome to Cloud Solutions Tech tutorial on AWS DevOps Deployment! 🚀

In this video, I’ll guide you through a step-by-step process to set up a complete CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment) pipeline using some of AWS's most powerful DevOps tools: CodeCommit, CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, and CodePipeline. Whether you’re a beginner looking to get started with AWS or an experienced developer aiming to automate your deployments, this video is packed with practical insights and hands-on examples.

📋 What You'll Learn:
Cloning the Project from GitHub:
We begin by cloning the sample application code from GitHub to your local machine using the git clone command. This forms the foundation of our project.

Setting Up AWS CodeCommit:
Learn how to create a repository in AWS CodeCommit and push your cloned code to it using the AWS CLI. I’ll show you how to configure IAM roles and permissions to securely manage your repositories.

Building the Application with AWS CodeBuild:
Discover how to set up a build project in AWS CodeBuild. You’ll learn how to configure build specifications (buildspec.yml), which automate the process of compiling, testing, and packaging your application.

Storing Artifacts in Amazon S3:
I’ll walk you through creating an S3 bucket for artifact storage and configuring CodeBuild to store build artifacts (like deployment packages) in this bucket.

Deploying the Application Using AWS CodeDeploy:
We’ll cover the setup of AWS CodeDeploy to automatically deploy your application stored in S3 to an EC2 instance. You’ll also learn how to configure deployment groups and strategies to ensure seamless rollouts.

Setting Up an EC2 Instance:
Follow along as we launch an Ubuntu EC2 instance, configure IAM roles, and prepare the instance to host the application. You’ll also see how to install and configure the CodeDeploy agent.

Automating the Entire Process with AWS CodePipeline:
Finally, I’ll demonstrate how to tie everything together with AWS CodePipeline, which will automate the entire CI/CD process—from code changes to deployment. You’ll see how to create a pipeline that integrates CodeCommit, CodeBuild, and CodeDeploy, ensuring a smooth and efficient workflow.

🔧 Hands-On Examples:
Shell Scripts: You’ll find practical examples of shell scripts for installing and starting NGINX on the EC2 instance. These scripts will be executed as part of the deployment process, ensuring your application is properly hosted.

Build and Deployment Configurations: I’ll show you how to configure buildspec.yml and appspec.yml files, which define the build and deployment steps. These configurations are crucial for automating the process and ensuring consistency across environments.

🎓 Who Is This For?
Developers: Looking to automate your deployment process and integrate AWS DevOps tools into your workflow.
DevOps Engineers: Aiming to implement a CI/CD pipeline on AWS with best practices.
Students & Enthusiasts: Eager to learn AWS DevOps and understand the end-to-end process of deploying applications on the cloud.

🛠️ Tools & Technologies Used:
AWS CodeCommit: For source control and managing your code repository.
AWS CodeBuild: For automating the build process.
AWS CodeDeploy: For deploying your application to EC2 instances.
AWS CodePipeline: For orchestrating the entire CI/CD process.
Amazon S3: For storing build artifacts.
Amazon EC2: For hosting your application.

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