VLVijaya Laxmi Kadhaminmy-cloud-journey.hashnode.dev·Jul 24 · 5 min readPreparing for AWS CI/CD Hands-On Project - PrerequisitesIntroduction In the previous article, we learned how AWS CodePipeline automates the software delivery process. Before we start building our AWS CI/CD pipeline, we need one more important tool: Docker 00
VLVijaya Laxmi Kadhaminmy-cloud-journey.hashnode.dev·Jul 21 · 6 min readAWS CodePipeline Explained for Beginners | Understanding CI/CD on AWSIntroduction In the previous article, we learned about AWS CodeCommit, AWS's managed Git repository service. Although CodeCommit can store source code, simply storing code is not enough. Every time de00
VLVijaya Laxmi Kadhaminmy-cloud-journey.hashnode.dev·Jul 9 · 7 min readAWS CI/CD Explained for Beginners | Understanding AWS CodeCommit, CodePipeline, CodeBuild & CodeDeployIntroduction Over the past few articles, we have learned how to create AWS infrastructure manually using services like: Amazon EC2 Amazon S3 VPC Route 53 CloudFormation But once an application 00
VLVijaya Laxmi Kadhaminmy-cloud-journey.hashnode.dev·Jun 30 · 7 min readAWS CloudFormation Hands-on | Build Your First Infrastructure Using YAMLIntroduction In the previous article, we learned what Infrastructure as Code(IaC) is and why AWS CloudFormation is used to automate infrastructure creation. Instead of manually creating AWS resources 00
VLVijaya Laxmi Kadhaminmy-cloud-journey.hashnode.dev·Jun 29 · 5 min readAWS CloudFormation Explained for Beginners | Infrastructure as Code (IaC) Made SimpleIntroduction In the previous article, we learned how to use the AWS CLI to interact with AWS services from the command line. The AWS CLI is great for performing quick tasks such as: listing S3 bucket00