Gain insights into automating web app deployment using popular CI/CD pipelines. Learn about Symfony, GitHub Actions, Bitbucket, GitLab, and AWS, deploying applications to AWS Elastic Beanstalk.

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DevOps enables organizations to deliver applications to their users with agility. Continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines are an important component of DevOps. They automate the processes for developing and deploying applications automatically. 

In this course, you will take a project-based approach to learning about some of the most popular CI/CD pipelines. You will start by learning how to create a PHP application using the Symfony framework, and add some features to the skeletal code. Then, you’ll learn to deploy it to AWS Elastic Beanstalk. Next, you will learn to automate the build and deployment steps using GitHub Actions, Bitbucket, GitLab, and AWS CI/CD pipelines.

At the end of the course, you will have knowledge of working with some of the most popular CI/CD pipelines. You’ll know the best practices of working with authentication secrets for each of these pipelines and be able to deploy any web application to AWS Elastic Beanstalk using any of these CI/CD pipelines.

Mastering Web Application Deployment Using CI/CD Pipelines

# Import the GitHub repo

Let's bring our previous work on Symfony into the terminal below.

In the Educative terminal below, set the Git environment variables, GitHub username, and AWS keys.

1. Run the command below to clone the GitHub repo:


git clone https://$(echo $GITHUB_USERNAME)@github.com/$(echo $GITHUB_USERNAME)/educative-course-github-pipeline.git

2. Remove the `README.md` file by running the commands below because it was being used for testing.


rm -rf educative-course-github-pipeline/README.md

# Add Symfony files

We will now pull the Symfony files we created before and copy those files into our GitHub repository folder.

1. Run the following commands to pull the Symfony files that were created in the [Create a PHPUnit Test](https://www.educative.io/courses/mastering-web-application-deployment-using-ci-cd-pipelines/create-a-phpunit-test) lesson:

Learn how to modify the Symfony application and deploy it using the GitHub Actions pipeline we created.

Introduction

Set Up and Create a Symfony Website

Create AWS Elastic Beanstalk Cloud Environment

GitHub Actions CI/CD Pipeline

Bitbucket Pipelines CI/CD Pipeline

GitLab CI/CD Pipeline

AWS CI/CD Pipeline

Summary

AWS DevOps and GitOps CI/CD Assessment

Import Symfony Application and Save Files to GitHub Repository

Import the GitHub repo

Add Symfony files