AWS CodePipeline (CI / CD) Tutorial with CDK

CodePipeline is a popular Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD) tool on AWS. In this tutorial, I show you how to setup a CI / CD pipeline using CodePipeline, CDK and TypeScript. We set up two stages, test and prod. I show you how to structure your CDK code to deploy two different lambda functions. In upcoming videos, I'll show you how to add unit testing to your pipeline to ensure application health prior to deployment.

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[et]

Dude, heartfelt, thank you for the absolute pain you've been through to get this tutorial out. I truly understand the pain of troubleshooting for HOURS nonsensical permissions and unclear documentation. You're an absolute champ

[MarkJones-xbvy]

Nice simple, concise walkthrough covering potential gotchas! Thanks alot :)

[joesilva-rodriguez]

Cool. This is something all companies want. It's really cool that you're making youtube videos for people that want to do this like myself.

[SKR]

You are amazing !!! Thanks for all the hard work you do to make our life easier :)
I have cdk version 2.82.0 and the steps mentioned in the video works flawless without any change.

[DjBabu-efew]

Finally found what I was looking on YouTube for a long time. Thank you so much

[pythonbrothersandfamily]

I really appreciate all these tutorials, thanks a looot

[erikslorenz]

Thanks! While I tend to do more with azure and Google cloud I always love learning more about the architecture because it applies across everything

I actually find I understand more when I use the same concepts with different execution

[najeed]

Great video, was able to follow very easily. Would love to see you add onto this where we can use a dynamo and potentially an index on it that the lambda can write to as well as the unit tests you mentioned and alerts that can be added to the stack.

[mackkaputo]

Discovering the Channel, Great content. Love it🙌

[PaulliMr]

Great job! And right it time for me when I need it. Thanks so much :)

[onedaytimewin]

hi, yes please make a video on adding unit tests to the code pipeline! it would take an avg dev to next level!

[thisisgurkaran]

You are doing an amazing job Sir. I think you for your videos. Subbed and liked.

[farukada]

Nice video, I'm using a little bit different approach in my video. But your explanation is very good!

[PetersExcapades]

bros got the best mouse ever!!! great video thank you!

[dnial]

Absolute incredible! Can you do tutor on CICD with react-git action?

[davemeech]

Awesome video. We're in the midst of creating a similar CI/CD pipeline for our CDK project as well.

Given that it's been a year since this video and you said you were in the process of exploring this topic at the time, is there anything you've learned since that might change anything about the sample pipeline or the ideal CI/CD you described in your other CI/CD video?

[greggschofield]

Great Video - please can you show us how to deploy to different AWS accounts (e.g. dev, qa, prod etc) at each stage of the pipeline? I gave this a go and having issues with bootstrapping and establishing the trust relationships between the central tools and environment accounts.

Cheers!

[brunocupido]

You're really a great instructor, I started experimenting with CDK watching your videos, can you tell me if it's possible to create the pipeline without the artifact bucket?

[gshan]

Thank you ...I wanted to do CICD using code pipeline for my project and I will use your video for reference. Only thing is that I am using python and I feel there will be changes in Shell step. Apart from that you are doing a good job. Also I felt like instead of passing account names and regions in each step. You can add them in a config and then reference it here. Or use context.json to have your account data and access keys. AWS recommends Context approach. I have used it in multi acc env deployments.

[kahlilkahlil]

Could u help to create the ECS deploy version of this pipeline ?