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Learn how to effectively manage AWS CodeBuild executions in a `bash` script by ensuring it stops once all builds are completed.
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Stop the Execution of Multiple AWS CodeBuild Jobs Using Bash

Managing multiple AWS CodeBuild jobs through a bash script can be a daunting task, especially when you want to ensure that the script halts execution as soon as all builds have reached the COMPLETED phase. This guide introduces a straightforward solution to this challenge by revising an existing script to effectively monitor and handle multiple builds.

The Problem at Hand

When executing several builds in AWS CodeBuild, the goal is to start each build and stop the execution upon their successful completion. However, the initial script in use suffered from the issue of entering an infinite loop, leading to confusion and incomplete project deployments. Our objective is to refine the script so that it clearly reports on the status of each build and exits cleanly once all are finished.

The Initial Approach

Here is a brief outline of the issues found in the starting script:

It repeatedly checked the build status without an authoritative way to track multiple projects, causing it to remain stuck on the first project.

The output was cluttered and did not provide a meaningful report of overall progress.

Solution Overview

To rectify the script, we will:

Introduce a new function showStatus, specifically designed to monitor the status of all builds.

Transform the getStatus function to utilize arrays for better clarity and control over the build statuses.

Updated Bash Script

Here is the improved version of the bash script:

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Key Modifications and Features

Array Handling: By using arrays in the getStatus and showStatus functions, we can efficiently track how many builds have completed versus how many are pending.

Clarity in Output: Each status check prints out the current count of completed projects, giving a clear view of progress. This makes it easy to understand which builds are still running.

Graceful Exit: The script exits smoothly when all projects report completion, avoiding infinite loops and repeated outputs.

Conclusion

With the adjustments made to the original script, managing multiple builds in AWS CodeBuild is now more straightforward and efficient. Implementing checked outputs with clear phases allows users to monitor progress effectively and ensures the script only concludes once all tasks are complete. This solution serves as a reliable framework for those looking to manage AWS CodeBuild processes with bash.

Feel free to try out this modified solution in your projects, and enhance your AWS CI/CD pipelines with ease!