You will need a personal GitHub access token. Generate one here: https://github.com/settings/tokens (only needs public_repo access)
git clone git@github.com:michaelwittig/automation-for-the-people.git
cd infrastructure/
./init.sh
This will setup a CodePipeline to:
- connect to the GitHub repository https://github.com/michaelwittig/automation-for-the-people
- update itself
- create/update a ElasticBeanstalk application
- create/update a staging ElasticBeanstalk environment
- deploy a new application version to the staging environment
- run infrastructure tests against the staging environment
- create/update a production ElasticBeanstalk environment
- deploy a new application version to the production environment
To delete all AWS resources, remove the CloudFormation stacks in the following order:
- aftp-prod
- aftp-stage
- aftp-application
- aftp-pipeline
After that, remove the S3 bucket you crated when calling init.sh.