Automating your Delivery Pipeline from GitHub to Amazon EC2 using Jenkins | The Laboratory

Want to fully automate your code deployments on to EC2? Now, using AWS CodeDeploy you can consistently deploy your application across your development, test, and production environments by pulling the code either from Git, Bitbucket or even from S3 Storage easily.

In this video, we will be showcasing how to automate your deployments on to EC2 from Git by using Jenkins as a Continuous Integration tool and AWS CodeDeploy as a Continuous Deployment tool where the CodeDeploy service scales with your infrastructure making it easy to deploy your application on to one or thousands of instances at a time.

[SomnathDas-uwbg]

You must inform everything from scratch. Not easy to understand for beginners. Please make an another refresh video

[SiddharthSingh-xtmi]

In the video @ 11.36, you say that you are pulling your code from GitHub and you authenticate it in CodeDeploy screen. But, in Jenkins, @14.17, you say that in Post-build of Jenkins, it fetches code, zips it, and pushes it to S3 which is a contradiction to what you said earlier. Any clarification will be appreciated.

[ignitesofthelp]

You must inform in starting, that for whom you've uploaded this video. Not easy to understand for beginners.

[MK]

good video for experienced folks who wanted to do a quick recap.

[jinyongyoo]

What should I do first? No Helps!!!.. Wasted my time.

[karmayongjong]

Good video but a lot of crucial information missing. For eg. in one of your slide it said, the code gets pushed to S3 and that where the code gets deployed from. How were the code deploy roles created etc.

[rchandru]

Such a fast... Needed to pause video for what page you are in

[psnreddy]

Very good video to understand deployment on AWS.
I like it very much

[dhruv]

Very good video. But the learner should know beforehand, the process of codedeploy agent installation

[agassijoel]

from where did you get the agent download?