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55 lines
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# Basic CI with S3
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## Objectives
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1. Create a new S3 bucket
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2. Add to the bucket index.html file and make it a static website
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3. Create a GitHub repo and put the index.html there
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4. Make sure to connect your AWS account to GitHub
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5. Create a CI pipeline in AWS to publish the updated index.html from GitHub every time someone makes a change to the repo, to a specific branch
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## Solution
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### Manual
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#### Create S3 bucket
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1. Go to S3 service in AWS console
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2. Insert bucket name and choose region
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3. Uncheck "block public access" to make it public
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4. Click on "Create bucket"
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#### Static website hosting
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1. Navigate to the newly created bucket and click on "properties" tab
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2. Click on "Edit" in "Static Website Hosting" section
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3. Check "Enable" for "Static web hosting"
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4. Set "index.html" as index document and "error.html" as error document.
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#### S3 bucket permissions
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1. Click on "Permissions" tab in the newly created S3 bucket
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2. Click on Bucket Policy -> Edit -> Policy Generator. Click on "Generate Policy" for "GetObject"
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3. Copy the generated policy and go to Permissions tab and replace it with the current policy
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#### GitHub Source
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1. Go to Developers Tools Console and create a new connection (GitHub)
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#### Create a CI pipeline
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1. Go to CodePipeline in AWS console
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2. Click on "Create Pipeline" -> Insert a pipeline name -> Click on Next
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3. Choose the newly created source (GitHub) under sources
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4. Select repository name and branch name
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5. Select "AWS CodeBuild" as build provider
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6. Select "Managed Image", "standard" runtime and "new service role"
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7. In deploy stage choose the newly created S3 bucket and for deploy provider choose "Amazon S3"
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8. Review the pipeline and click on "Create pipeline"
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#### Test the pipeline
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1. Clone the project from GitHub
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2. Make changes to index.html and commit them (git commit -a)
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3. Push the new change, verify that the newly created AWS pipeline was triggered and check the content of the site
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