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Become an AWS pro with hands-on exercises developed by AWS Solution Certified Architects. Learn to automate CI/CD pipelines, address waterfall pitfalls, and deploy agile, error-proof software.

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Many companies still use the waterfall methodology in their delivery process. This course will help them understand the pitfalls and drawbacks of the waterfall methodology and how DevOps addresses those problems. 

You’ll learn about the different phases that make up a DevOps pipeline and the core AWS services used in each phase. You’ll also gain an understanding of leveraging other monitoring services provided by AWS and learn how to make the delivery pipeline more agile and error-proof. Finally, you’ll learn about the various deployment strategies used in production to maintain high availability.

With practical examples, hands-on exercises, and real-world scenarios, you’ll gain the skills and confidence to transform your development process, optimize software delivery, and achieve greater efficiency and success. Enroll now and harness the power of AWS DevOps to automate your CI/CD pipeline and enhance the reliability and quality of your software.

Automating a CI/CD Pipeline with AWS DevOps

A service to orchestrate the end-to-end release process

A service to deploy the artifacts to target instances

A service to build application code and produce artifacts

Which option is *not* a component of the CodePipeline?

Which option is not a component of the CodePipeline?

Which AWS service acts as the _glue_ between the different stages in a CodePipeline project?

Which AWS service acts as the glue between the different stages in a CodePipeline project?

The subsequent stages are stopped from executing.

The current stage is stopped from executing.

The previous stage is stopped from executing.

What happens when we disable a transition in a CodePipeline?

What happens when we disable a transition in a CodePipeline?

The release pipeline manually starts for execution.

The release process goes to a pending state and waits for the reviewer to approve or reject the release.

The release process waits at the build stage for the manual build.

The release process waits at the deploy stage for the manual deployment.

What happens when a manual approval stage is added to a release pipeline?

What happens when a manual approval stage is added to a release pipeline?

 Test your understanding of the concepts discussed in this chapter.


Quiz: Orchestrating Software Delivery Using AWS CodePipeline

Test your understanding of the concepts discussed in this chapter.

Implementing DevOps Using AWS Services

Managing Sourcecode with AWS CodeCommit

Building Applications with AWS CodeBuild

Application Testing with AWS CodeBuild

Application Deployment Using AWS CodeDeploy

Orchestrating Software Delivery Using AWS CodePipeline

Automating Infrastructure Deployment with AWS CloudFormation

Managing Sourcecode with AWS CodeCommit

Building Applications with AWS CodeBuild

Application Deployment Using AWS CodeDeploy

Orchestrating Software Delivery Using AWS CodePipeline

Popular Deployment Strategies

Conclusion

Appendix

Course Assessment

Deploying an Application Using AWS Services

Quiz: Orchestrating Software Delivery Using AWS CodePipeline