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AWS CodePipeline is a continuous integration and continuous delivery service for fast and reliable application and infrastructure updates.
Yusuf Adeyemo is a DevOps Engineer from Nigeria. He loves helping startups deliver better software and provide more control over their environment and software development process with the help of modern tools and automation.
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In the series, I will be showing you how to use AWS Code Pipeline to Build and Deploy to ECS (Elastic Container service)
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This is the first series of my CI/CD with AWS CodePipeline and ECS.
Product feedback from customers is something any company doesn't want to joke with, which requires to be companies to be releasing software faster than ever. However, many of these companies struggle to deliver their software to their users. Delays happen when there are no feedback loops and a smooth delivery pipeline to rollout features with or without human intervention.
Automated release pipelines for fast and reliable application and infrastructure changes are made possible by AWS CodePipeline. Every time you make a code change, CodePipeline uses your defined release model to automate your release process's build, test, and deployment parts.
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These are the terminologies you will come across when using AWS CodePipeline.
Pipeline: A pipeline defines your release process workflow and describes how a new code change progresses through the release cycle of your software delivery.
Actions: an action is part of the sequence in a pipeline stage.
Stages: Stage is the logical division in your workflow. Each stage is made up of a sequence of actions. Your Pipeline has at least two stages, Source, which is required, and any other.
In this article, I've explained how CI/CD, which AWS CodePipeline streamlines, is a crucial component of today's modern feature or product delivery. I also go through some of AWS CodePipeline's functionality and some of its components.
The next post in this series will walk you through setting up a Pipeline to build a docker image and using Github as our Source.
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