Use CodeDeploy to Deploy an Application from GitHub
- Sign into your github account, if you don’t have one then signup one https://github.com
- Fork this repo: https://github.com/aws-samples/aws-codedeploy-samples/tree/master/applications/SampleApp_Linux
- Sign in to the AWS Management Console and open the CodeDeploy console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/codedeploy.
- In the navigation pane, expand Deploy, and then choose Applications.
- Choose Create application, and then select Custom application.
- In Application name, enter
CodeDeployGitHubDemo-App. - In Compute Platform, choose EC2/On-premises.
- Choose Create application.
- On the Deployment groups tab, choose Create deployment group.
- In Deployment group name, enter
CodeDeployGitHubDemo-DepGrp. - In Service role, choose the name of your CodeDeploy service role.
- In Deployment type, choose In-place.
- In Environment configuration, depending on the type of instance you are using, choose Amazon EC2 instances or On-premises instances. For Key and Value, enter the instance tag key and value that was applied to your instance as part of Step 1: Provision an Instance.
- In Deployment configuration, choose CodeDeployDefault.AllatOnce.
- In Load Balancer, clear Enable load balancing.
- Expand Advanced.
- In Alarms, select Ignore alarm configuration.
- Choose Create deployment group, and continue to the next step.
- On the Deployment group details page, choose Create deployment.
- In Deployment group, choose
CodeDeployGitHubDemo-DepGrp. - In Revision type, choose GitHub.
- In Connect to GitHub, do one of the following:
- To create a connection for CodeDeploy applications to a GitHub account, sign out of GitHub in a separate web browser tab. In GitHub account, enter a name to identify this connection, and then choose Connect to GitHub. The webpage prompts you to authorize CodeDeploy to interact with GitHub for the application named
CodeDeployGitHubDemo-App. Continue to step 5. - To use a connection you have already created, in GitHub account, select its name, and then choose Connect to GitHub. Continue to step 7.
- To create a connection to a different GitHub account, sign out of GitHub in a separate web browser tab. Choose Connect to a different GitHub account, and then choose Connect to GitHub. Continue to step 5
- To create a connection for CodeDeploy applications to a GitHub account, sign out of GitHub in a separate web browser tab. In GitHub account, enter a name to identify this connection, and then choose Connect to GitHub. The webpage prompts you to authorize CodeDeploy to interact with GitHub for the application named
- Follow the instructions on the Sign in page to sign in with your GitHub account.
- On the Authorize application page, choose Authorize application.
- On the CodeDeploy Create deployment page, in Repository name, enter the GitHub user name you used to sign in, followed by a forward slash (
/), followed by the name of the repository where you pushed your application revision (for example,my-github-user-name/CodeDeployGitHubDemo- In a separate web browser tab, go to your GitHub dashboard.
- In Your repositories, hover your mouse pointer over the target repository name. A tooltip appears, displaying the GitHub user or organization name, followed by a forward slash (
/), followed by the name of the repository. Enter this value into Repository name.
- In the Commit ID box, enter the ID of the commit associated with the push of your application revision to GitHub.
If you are unsure of the value to enter:
- In a separate web browser tab, go to your GitHub dashboard.
- In Your repositories, choose CodeDeployGitHubDemo.
- In the list of commits, find and copy the commit ID associated with the push of your application revision to GitHub. This ID is typically 40 characters in length and consists of both letters and numbers. (Do not use the shorter version of the commit ID, which is typically the first 10 characters of the longer version.)
- Paste the commit ID into the Commit ID box.
- Choose Deploy, and continue to the next step.
- In the navigation pane, expand Deploy, and then choose Deployments.
- In the list of deployments, look for the row with an Application value of CodeDeployGitHubDemo-App and a Deployment Group value of CodeDeployGitHubDemo-DepGrp. If Succeeded or Failed do not appear in the Status column, choose the Refresh button periodically.
- If Failed appears in the Status column, follow the instructions in View Instance Details (Console) to troubleshoot the deployment.
- If Succeeded appears in the Status column, you can now verify the deployment through your web browser. Our sample revision deploys a single web page to the instance. If you’re deploying to an Amazon EC2 instance, in your web browser, go to
http://for the instance (for example,public-dnshttp://ec2-01-234-567-890.compute-1.amazonaws.com). - If you can see the web page, then congratulations! Now that you’ve successfully used AWS CodeDeploy to deploy a revision from GitHub
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