The following should give you all of the information and steps needed to create a fully working pipeline that installs dependencies, builds your app, lints your code and publishes the articles for deployment Let’s dive right in! Step 1: Create a new build pipeline in Azure DevOps First things first, head over to your Azure …
I’m trying to setup a yaml-based pipeline and it seems the Azure subscription input in the AzureRmWebAppDeployment task requires the name of a service connection. In a legacy release pipeline under the Azure App Service Deploy job, you are able to enter the Azure subscription name and subscription id found at https://portal.azure.com/#view/Microsoft_Azure_Billing/SubscriptionsBlade, however this is …
I needed to create a CI/CD pipeline in Azure Devops that would perform a build, then deploy to a QA environment. After the QA engineer had time to do some manual testing, I wanted them to approve it and have a manager sign off with his final approval. Finally it would deploy to production. This …
I needed to mount my AWS EFS container to my Bitnami/Wordpress image manually. At this point, I already had an EFS that I had used before while experimenting with Fargate. I decided to simplify and reduce costs, and manually setup on an EC2 Instance. First Create a Docker Volume Then Run the Container Additional Considerations …
If it has been a while since I’ve connected to my AWS Linux instance via ssh, I’ll sometimes find myself searching the web for these steps. I’m using a mac so these file locations apply to mac. If you need to connect to an existing EC2 and you have the .pem file (private key) If …
The Problem Elastic Beanstalk is a nice and easy way to get up and running with a scalable and highly available cloud platform but it has one very annoying down side. The total size of all your environment variables combined cannot exceed 4kb. I ran into this limit and had to find a solution. Prior …