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AWS CodePipeline

Create AWS Codepipeline

1. Elastic Beanstalk Application Name: Name of AWS Elastic Beanstalk Application.
2. Elastic Beanstalk Environment Name: Name of AWS Elastic Beanstalk Environment name.
3. S3 Bucket: Name of the bucket to used to store artifacts.
4. Github Owner: Name of the GitHub owner to attach to the Codepipeline for e.g, If the user enters https://github.com/necromorph98/musician-app-cicd or necromorph98/musician-app-cicd, the owner will be necromorph98.
5. Github Repository: Name of the GitHub repository to attach to the Codepipeline for e.g, If the user enters https://github.com/necromorph98/musician-app-cicd or necromorph98/musician-app-cicd, the repository is musician-app-cicd.
6. OPTIONAL:
   1. Name: Default name is “depx-codepipeline-{current-datetime}”.
   2. Description: Default description is “depx-codepipeline-{current-datetime}”.
   3. Github Repository Branch: Default branch is “main”.
   4. Codepipeline Service Role ARN: ARN of the service role for Codepipeline. If not passed, a new role will be created.

EXAMPLE:

Using application depx-demo-app and environment depx-demo-env, create a codepipeline with the name depx-musician-app-pipeline. Use bucket depx-musician-app-bucket for the artifacts and se the main branch of https://github.com/necromorph98/musician-app-cicd.

Delete CodePipeline

1. Name: Name of the pipeline to delete.

EXAMPLE:

Delete pipeline depx-musician-app-pipeline.

List all CodePipelines

EXAMPLE:

List out all pipelines.