Prerequisites

• Simple knowledge github action
• basic knowledge of ECR and ECS
• basic knowledge of sonar cloud
• aws cli

project design

Project steps

create workflow

• press on the actions and set up a workflow yourself
• start to write you github action file

create aws user

• create an aws user with full access to the ECR and ECS
• save the public and secret access keys in the repo secret
• I used full access for the sake of simplicity
• put your AWS account id in the repo secret as well

create sonar cloud account

• create sonar cloud account and then create a new organization
• create a new project
• save the key of the organization in the repo secret
• create a new token and save it in the repo secret
• save the key of the project in the repo secret
• save the sonar cloud URL in the repo secret as well, I mean this URL "https://sonarcloud.io"
• note: write the name and key of the organization and project the same for the sake of simplicity

create RDS

• create RDS using the AWS console
• store the credentials in the repo secret to use them later
• store the name and password and the endpoint in the repo secret

setup ECR

• create ECR
• store the endpoint of the repo in the repo secret
• store the name of the repo in the repo secret

setup ECS

• create ECS cluster
• create task definition
• app works on port 8080
• modify the task definition to use the ECR repo endpoint
• create ECS service
• modify the ECS service to use the task definition and configure the Application load balancer via ECS service
• put the health check route /login

Here are all the secrets that I used

Change the workflow values with the appropriate values that you stored and then run the workflow

Access the application using the load balancer endpoint

Finally it works fine :)