Create deployment group

Create a deployment group

  1. File structure for deployment:
/tmp/
  |--WordPress/
      |-- appspec.yml
      |-- scripts/
      | |-- change_permissions.sh
      | |-- create_test_db.sh
      | |-- install_dependencies.sh
      | |-- start_server.sh
      | |-- stop_server.sh
      |-- wp-admin/
      | |-- (variable files...)
      |-- wp-content/
      | |-- (variable files...)
      |-- wp-includes/
      | |-- (variable files...)
      |-- index.php
      |-- license.txt
      |-- readme.html
      |-- (variable files ending with .php...)
  • Create application for CodeDeploy:
cd /tmp/WordPress
aws deploy create-application --application-name WordPress_App
  • You must configure the CLI to use the command.

CodeDeploy

  1. Upload revisions of CodeDeploy to Amazon S3.
aws deploy push \
  --application-name WordPress_App\
  --s3-location s3://bucketname/WordPressApp.zip \
  --ignore-hidden-files
  • Check the S3 bucket to see the push results.

CodeDeploy

  1. Access the CodeDeploy interface

    • Select Applications
    • Select WordPress_App

CodeDeploy

  1. In the Applicaiton interface

    • Select Deployment groups
    • Select Create deployment group

CodeDeploy

  1. Enter deployment group name. Select Service role.

CodeDeploy

  1. For Deployment type
  • Select In-place
  • Environment configuration, select Amazon EC2 instances
  • Enter key
  • Enter value.

CodeDeploy

  1. Select Deployment as CodeDeployDefault.OneAtATime
  • Select Create deployment group

CodeDeploy

  1. Create a successful deployment group.

CodeDeploy