AWS CodeCommit CodeBuild CodeDeploy CodePipeline | Hands On

Learn to set up and use AWS CodeCommit as a secure, scalable repository, generate IAM credentials, push code, and explore features like branches, notifications, and pull requests.

Build a simple Spring Boot REST application, create a hello endpoint, and run and test locally using Spring Tools, Eclipse, and appropriate plugins, showcasing a basic hello world service.

Create and connect local and remote repositories, generate and configure credentials, and push code from a local repository to a CodeCommit repository, completing the end-to-end workflow.

Discover AWS CodeCommit features like commits, branches, modifications, and pull requests, and configure triggers and notifications with a simple notification service for branch comparisons and merges.

Concludes the CodeCommit section by showing how to create a repository, push local code to CodeCommit, verify commits, and review features like pull request triggers, commit visualizer, branches, and comments.

CodeBuild is a fully managed build service that compiles code, runs tests, and produces artifacts. It uses Docker containers or managed images, integrates with CodeCommit, GitHub, and Bitbucket.

Create an AWS CodeBuild project, place artifacts in an S3 bucket in the same region as CodeCommit, choose managed images, define a build spec, and enable CloudWatch logs.

Create the build spec for the CSU demo project, start the build, and verify artifacts and versioned history, adjusting the build spec to resolve failures and achieve a successful run.

Learn to create aws codebuild notifications with CloudWatch events, including state and change notifications for build phases, and configure input transformers to route codecommit updates to topics.

Conclude by creating a CodeBuild project and S3 bucket, adding a buildspec, committing to CodeCommit, and running successful builds with versioning and notifications verified in S3.

Master AWS CodeDeploy fundamentals by examining deployment automation across on-premise, EC2, Lambda, and ECS, exploring deployment groups, blue-green strategies, and hands-on setup with CodeDeploy agent and Tomcat.

Create the prerequisite iam role for CodeDeploy and an instance profile to access the s3 bucket with deployment artifacts.

Create an EC2 VM and attach the IAM instance profile. Use user data to install the code deploy agent, Java 8, and Tomcat 8 for a rest app.

In this hands-on module, you create an application, a deployment group, and a deployment in AWS codedeploy, exploring in-place versus blue-green deployment and troubleshooting a missing appspec file.

Create appspec.yml and deployment scripts for CodeDeploy life cycle events, configuring before install, after install, start, and stop hooks for a Tomcat Linux deployment.

Learn to create and deploy builds using AWS CodeCommit, CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, and CodePipeline by building artifacts, updating build specs, uploading to S3, and executing deployment.

Verify the deployment by reviewing lifecycle events, Tomcat and core deployment agent logs, and code deployment folders, then access the app to confirm the correct context and successful response.

Execute a full release cycle by pushing code to CodeCommit, building with CodeBuild, uploading artifacts to S3, and deploying via CodeDeploy for a dev environment, then verify the deployment end-to-end.

Explore end-to-end deployment with CodeCommit, CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, and CodePipeline by creating prerequisites, deploying with the CodeDeploy agent, configuring hooks, and validating artifacts.

Learn AWS CodePipeline basics, architecture, and hands-on setup using CodeCommit, CodeBuild, and CodeDeploy, with manual approvals, source monitoring, and end-to-end deployment across services like S3, ECS, CloudFormation, and Elastic Beanstalk.

Create an end-to-end pipeline using CodeCommit, CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, and CodePipeline to build, deploy to EC2 with Tomcat, and verify the updated app message.

Make a change in the ccdemo application and verify the pipeline triggers automatically; watch source commit, CodeBuild, and deployment flow unfold in CodePipeline.

Add a manual approval stage and a production deployment stage to the pipeline. Monitor the process and verify the approval email to proceed with production.

Launch a production EC2 instance with the CodeDeploy agent, Java, and Tomcat, then create a production deployment group in CodeDeploy and verify deployment readiness.

Add a manual approval stage and a production deployment stage to the core pipeline, connect approval to CodeDeploy flow, and deploy to the broad environment after build.

This hands-on lecture demonstrates triggering a CodePipeline from a Spring Boot REST application, including CodeCommit, CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, and the manual approval workflow, verification in production, and monitoring deployment status.

Create a manual approval stage and a deployment group for production servers, then deploy via the code pipeline to development and production environments.