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Introduction
1.1
Introduce to Elastic Beanstalk
1.2
CI/CD using AWS CodePipeline and AWS CodeBuild
2.
Preparation
2.1
Clone Code From Github
2.2
Create IAM Role
2.3
Install AWS ToolKit for Visual Studio
2.4
Modify Inbound Rule
3.
Deploy Web Application With Elastic Beanstalk
3.1
Create New Elastic Beanstalk Environment
3.2
Configure Server Access
3.3
Setting VPC and Database
3.4
Create Load Balancer and Auto Scaling Group
3.5
Add Environment Variable
3.6
Review All Settings
3.7
Test Your Application
4.
Configure RDS database connection
4.1
Modify Connection String and Inbound Rule
4.2
Migration and test database connection
5.
Publish Code To Elastic Beanstalk
5.1
Publish To Elastic Beanstalk
5.2
Demo And Test APIs
6.
Create CodeBuild Project
6.1
Create Buildspect and Procfile
6.2
Create CodeBuild Project
7.
Setup CI/CD with CodePipeline
7.1
Create New Pipline
7.2
Create Source Stage
7.3
Create Build Stage
7.4
Create Deploy Stage
7.5
Demo Pipeline Sucessfull
8.
Demo CI/CD flow
9.
Cleanup Resource
9.1
Delete Elastic Beanstalk
9.2
Delete CodeBuild Project
9.3
Delete CodePipeline
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Deploy an API web application with Elastic Beanstalk and set-up CI/CD using CodePipline
>
Publish Code To Elastic Beanstalk
> Publish To Elastic Beanstalk
Publish To Elastic Beanstalk
In order to publish, make sure your IDE have been installed the AWS ToolKit in the prerequiste step.
Navigate to your project directory, then right click chooose the publish to AWS
- Choose
Publish to Existing Target
Select the
Elastic Beanstalk Environment
you have been created
Choose
Publish
and then
Yes
Wait for AWS Toolkit to pulish to Elastic Beanstalk.
Publish Sucessfull