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Mastering AWS CloudFormation

You're reading from   Mastering AWS CloudFormation Plan, develop, and deploy your cloud infrastructure effectively using AWS CloudFormation

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Product type Paperback
Published in May 2020
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781789130935
Length 300 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Karen Tovmasyan Karen Tovmasyan
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Table of Contents (17) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Section 1: CloudFormation Internals
2. CloudFormation Refresher FREE CHAPTER 3. Advanced Template Development 4. Section 2: Provisioning and Deployment at Scale
5. Validation, Linting, and Deployment of the Stack 6. Continuous Integration and Deployment 7. Deploying to Multiple Regions and Accounts Using StackSets 8. Configuration Management of the EC2 Instances Using cfn-init 9. Section 3: Extending CloudFormation
10. Creating Resources outside AWS Using Custom Resources 11. Dynamically Rendering the Template Using Template Macros 12. Generating CloudFormation Templates Using AWS CDK 13. Deploying Serverless Applications Using AWS SAM 14. What's Next? 15. Assessments 16. Other Books You May Enjoy

Creating a CI/CD pipeline with CloudFormation and CodePipeline

Before we begin creating the pipeline, let's revise what a CI/CD pipeline actually is. Any CI/CD pipeline (in terms of software development) consists of stages.

Those stages are usually as follows (we will practice all of these steps later):

  1. Pre-build: Pull the code from source code management and install the dependencies.
  2. Build: Run the build and retrieve the artifacts.
  3. Test: Run a test suite against the build.
  4. Package: Store the build artifacts in the artifact storage.
  5. Deploy: Deploy a new version on the environment.

If any of these steps fail, the build system will trigger an error.

So, how can we apply the same steps on CloudFormation? Usually, it depends on the Continuous Integration (CI) system. In our case, these stages will do the following:

  • Pre-build: Store the code (for example, the templates) in AWS CodeCommit and use AWS CodeBuild as a build system. We will...
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