Continuous Integration

This project is dedicated to share documentation about Continuous Integration process.

What is Continuous Integration?

Continuous integration is a DevOps software development practice where developers regularly merge their code changes into a central repository, after which automated builds and tests are run.

Continuous Integration on AWS

This aims to explain how AWS CodePipeline, one of the services offered by AWS platform, works to configure a Continuous Delivery workflow. As well as giving an overview of concepts such as Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery and Continuous Deployment.

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Extracted from What is Continuous Delivery? - Amazon Web Services.

Supporting Materials

• Presentation

  • AWS CodePipeline

• Demo Code (Github Repositories)

  • AWS CodeDeploy HTML/Apache Demo (No Build needed)
  • AWS CodePipeline Java/Tomcat Demo (Build needed)
  • AWS Sample - CodeDeploy with Tomcat
  • AWS Sample - CodeDeploy with Apache
  • AWS Sample - CodeDeploy with Jenkins

• Tutorials and Guidelines:

  • Setup your own Continuous Integration process with AWS
  • Create a Simple Pipeline (AWS CodeCommit Repository)
  • Create a Four-Stage Pipeline
  • Setup Tomcat as a Service on Linux Ubuntu
  • Setup an EC2 Role for AWS CodePipeline Deployment

• Other References

  • What is Continuous Integration? - Amazon Web Services.
  • What is Continuous Delivery? - Amazon Web Services.
  • DevOps - Amazon Web Services
  • Getting Started with AWS CodePipeline

• CodePipeline Prerequisites

  • Install the AWS CodeDeploy Agent
  • Create a Service Role for AWS CodeDeploy