Continuous Delivery with Elastic Beanstalk And CodePipeline on AWS

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This document discusses continuous delivery using AWS Elastic Beanstalk and CodePipeline. It begins with an introduction to continuous delivery and defines it as getting changes deployed safely and quickly. It then covers Elastic Beanstalk as an AWS PaaS for deploying and scaling applications, the benefits it provides, and its basic workflow. AWS CodePipeline is then introduced as a continuous delivery service that can automate and visualize release processes to speed up delivery while improving quality.

Mesut Özen (@mstzn36)
Software Developer at n11.com
Continuous Delivery with Elastic
Beanstalk and CodePipeline on AWS

Agenda
• Introduction to Continuous Delivery
• CD on AWS
• Elastic Beanstalk
• CodePipeline
• Demo Time !

CD is the ability to get changes into
production, or into the hands of users,
safely and quickly in a sustainable way
Jez Humble
Continuous Delivery

Continuous Delivery
Continuous Deployment

Continuous Delivery
• can deploy to production
Continuous Deployment
• do deploy to production

Essential of Continuous Delivery
• Automation
• Build
• Deploy
• Test
• Version Control

• DevOps Culture
• Continuous Integration

Why Continuous Delivery?
• Make releases painless,
low risk events
• Faster time to market
• Higher quality
• Real Progress
• Rapid Feedback

AWS Elastic Beanstalk - EB
AWS Elastic Beanstalk is a
PaaS offered by AWS that
allows users to deploying
and scaling web
application and services.

• Easily deploy, monitor and scale three-tier
applications
• Infrastructure provisioned and managed by EB
• Preconfigured application containers
• Support these platforms

Benefits of Elastic Beanstalk
• Focus on your application
• Spend developer time in the
right place
• Automate as much as you
can
• Easy zero downtime
deployment

No additional charge for Elastic Beanstalk
Pay what you use

Elastic Beanstalk Application
• Environments
• Application Versions
• Saved Configurations

Elastic Beanstalk Environment
• Environment Tier Type
• Web Server
• Worker
• Environment Type
• Single Instance
• Scalable

Continuous Delivery with Elastic Beanstalk And CodePipeline on AWS

AWS CodePipeline
AWS CodePipeline is a
continuous delivery service
that you can use to model,
visualize, and automate the
steps required to release
your software.

With CodePipeline
• Automate your release processes
• Establish a consistent release process
• Speed up delivery while improving quality
• View progress at-a-glance

Integration with Other AWS
Services
• Amazon S3
• AWS CloudTrail
• AWS CodeDeploy
• AWS Elastic Beanstalk
• AWS Key Management Service
• AWS Lambda

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Continuous Delivery with Elastic Beanstalk And CodePipeline on AWS

1. Mesut Özen (@mstzn36) Software Developer at n11.com Continuous Delivery with Elastic Beanstalk and CodePipeline on AWS

2. Agenda • Introduction to Continuous Delivery • CD on AWS • Elastic Beanstalk • CodePipeline • Demo Time !

3. CD is the ability to get changes into production, or into the hands of users, safely and quickly in a sustainable way Jez Humble Continuous Delivery

4. PROD Developer Push

5. PROD Developer Push Deployment Pipeline

6. Continuous Delivery Continuous Deployment

7. Continuous Delivery • can deploy to production Continuous Deployment • do deploy to production

8. Essential of Continuous Delivery • Automation • Build • Deploy • Test • Version Control

9. • DevOps Culture • Continuous Integration

10. Why Continuous Delivery? • Make releases painless, low risk events • Faster time to market • Higher quality • Real Progress • Rapid Feedback

11. AWS Elastic Beanstalk - EB AWS Elastic Beanstalk is a PaaS offered by AWS that allows users to deploying and scaling web application and services.

12. • Easily deploy, monitor and scale three-tier applications • Infrastructure provisioned and managed by EB • Preconfigured application containers • Support these platforms

13. Benefits of Elastic Beanstalk • Focus on your application • Spend developer time in the right place • Automate as much as you can • Easy zero downtime deployment

14. No additional charge for Elastic Beanstalk Pay what you use

15. Workflow of Elastic Beanstalk

16. Elastic Beanstalk Application • Environments • Application Versions • Saved Configurations

17. Elastic Beanstalk Environment • Environment Tier Type • Web Server • Worker • Environment Type • Single Instance • Scalable

19. Deploy with tools you know

20. AWS CodePipeline AWS CodePipeline is a continuous delivery service that you can use to model, visualize, and automate the steps required to release your software.

21. With CodePipeline • Automate your release processes • Establish a consistent release process • Speed up delivery while improving quality • View progress at-a-glance

23. How AWS CodePipeline Works

24. Integration with Other AWS Services • Amazon S3 • AWS CloudTrail • AWS CodeDeploy • AWS Elastic Beanstalk • AWS Key Management Service • AWS Lambda

26. Q&A follow @devopstr

Editor's Notes

#10: CI : Minimize integration risks,Better software quality,Detect bugs early and quickly
#18: Environments : Infrasturece resources ( EC2, ELB, Auto Scaling Group), Application versions : application code, stored in S3 , many versions Saved configurations : Configuratiın that defines how an environment and its resources behave, Quick launc ve rollback ,
#19: Tier type : web server or worker Type : single instance or load balancing,auto scaling
#20: Deploying app,event,metrics,monitoring,publish log to S3

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