Code pipeline

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Slide 1: Title Slide

Title: Introduction to AWS CodePipeline

Subtitle: "Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) in the Cloud"

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Slide 2: What is AWS CodePipeline?

Definition: AWS CodePipeline is a fully managed CI/CD service that automates building, testing, and deploying code changes.

Key Features:

Continuous integration and delivery

Automated workflow

Integrates with other AWS services (CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, etc.)




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Slide 3: Benefits of AWS CodePipeline

Automation: Automates the entire software release process.

Scalability: Scales with your project requirements.

Integration: Works seamlessly with other AWS services.

Version Control Support: Integrates with GitHub, Bitbucket, AWS CodeCommit.

Security: AWS IAM integration ensures security.



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Slide 4: CodePipeline Architecture

Stages of the Pipeline:

1. Source: The starting point (CodeCommit, GitHub).


2. Build: Compile and test the code (AWS CodeBuild).


3. Test: Run automated tests (CodeBuild or third-party tools).


4. Deploy: Deploy the code to staging/production (AWS CodeDeploy, ECS, Lambda).



Actions: Defines tasks within each stage.



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Slide 5: Key Components

Source Repository: Where the code resides (AWS CodeCommit, GitHub, etc.).

Actions: Tasks performed in each stage (e.g., build, test, deploy).

Artifacts: Output from one action that serves as input for another.

Pipeline: The sequence of stages and actions.



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Slide 6: Example CodePipeline Workflow

Diagram of CodePipeline Workflow:

Source → Build → Test → Deploy (with action details).




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Slide 7: How to Create a CodePipeline

1. Create a Pipeline: Define the pipeline name.


2. Choose Source: Select the repository (CodeCommit, GitHub).


3. Add Build Stage: Set up AWS CodeBuild.


4. Add Deploy Stage: Select deployment target (e.g., CodeDeploy, ECS).


5. Review and Create: Final check before creating the pipeline.




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Slide 8: Integrating AWS CodePipeline with Other AWS Services

AWS CodeBuild: Compile and test code.

AWS CodeDeploy: Deploy applications to EC2, Lambda, or ECS.

AWS Lambda: Custom logic in the pipeline.

AWS CloudWatch: Monitor pipeline activities and errors.



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Slide 9: CodePipeline Use Cases

Automated CI/CD Pipeline: Build, test, and deploy applications automatically.

Multi-Environment Deployment: Deploy to dev, staging, and production environments.

Blue/Green Deployment: Minimize downtime with zero-downtime deployments.



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Slide 10: Best Practices for Using CodePipeline

Use Multiple Stages: Separate build, test, and deploy processes.

Monitor and Troubleshoot: Use CloudWatch and SNS for alerts.

Keep Stages Modular: Make each stage responsible for one task.

Version Control Integration: Ensure tight integration with GitHub or AWS CodeCommit.



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Slide 11: Cost Considerations

Pipeline Costs: Charges are based on the number of pipeline executions.

Other Costs: Charges for CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, and other AWS services used.



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Slide 12: Conclusion

AWS CodePipeline helps streamline the development lifecycle by automating the entire CI/CD process.

It integrates with many AWS services, making it flexible for various use cases.

Best for teams looking to automate their software release process and improve productivity.



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Slide 13: Q&A

Thank You!

Open floor for questions.