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Building a CI/CD Pipeline with AWS CodePipeline to Deploy a Static Website on S3

AWS CodePipeline provides a native AWS continuous deployment pipeline to manage web application deployments from the source code repository to the deployment of our web application. In this lab, we will walk through setting up AWS CodePipeline to continuously deploy our web application to S3. We will walk through the prerequisites to set up our pipeline by setting up our source code repository with AWS CodeCommit and creating an S3 bucket to host static web applications. Finally, we will set up our continuous code pipeline with AWS CodePipeline and deploy our web application to S3.

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Level
Clock icon Intermediate
Duration
Clock icon 45m
Published
Clock icon Aug 03, 2020

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Table of Contents

  1. Challenge

    Create a CodeCommit Repository from the Management Console

    (For text instructions, go to the Project Guide tab beside the videos.)

    • Create a CodeCommit repository
    • Add an index.html file and a jpg file to that repository.
  2. Challenge

    Create an S3 Bucket and Configure it to Host a Static Website

    • Create an S3 bucket, and enable static website hosting.
    • Create a policy for the bucket which allows access to its files.
  3. Challenge

    Create a Pipeline in AWS CodePipeline that Deploys a Static Website

    • Create a CodePipeline whose source is the CodeCommit repository you created earlier.
    • Then deploy the simple website to the S3 bucket you previously created.

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