Configure aws git access

[reubano]

• codecommit
• codedeploy
• codepipeline

[reubano]

Got stuck at codepipeline step 10.

The pipeline starts running after it is created. It downloads the code from your CodeCommit repository and creates a CodeDeploy deployment to your EC2 instance. You can view progress and success and failure messages as the CodePipeline sample deploys the webpage to the Amazon EC2 instance in the CodeDeploy deployment.

https://console.aws.amazon.com/codesuite/codepipeline/pipelines?region=us-east-1

[reubano]

I thought codecommit would be easier to integrate than github, but that may not be the case...

[sottom]

This sounds pretty good to me. CKAN isn't a static site though, right?

[reubano]

Correct. Thats just showing the github part. For us we wont use the s3 stuff. Austin used it for his site, so I asked which tute he found.

[sottom]

Ideally this would be done with github.

[sottom]

I tried to deploy from github to EC2 instance and got stuck at CodePipeline, same as Reuban.
This was the error:

Steps to Reproduce

• Followed all instructions in this tutorial
  • I copied the /lib/ckan/default/src/ckan directory from the EC2 instance to my local machine and created a git repository in my own Github account.
  • I tried to push code to the existing CKAN EC2 instance that is running for OpenPeoria.
  • I used an existing CodeDeploy Role that Reuben made on his try.

Next Steps

• Try deploying random code to a new EC2 instance to see if the process is failing because of the codebase or existing ec2 instance.

[reubano]

Thanks! If you haven't done so already, can you document the symlink we made during our 1-on-1 session?

[sottom]

I updated my comment above to reflect the symlink, and I made a PR here with the same information. Once the PR is merged, the link in my comment above will link to the correct section in the handbook.

[reubano]

https://aws.amazon.com/codestar/features/