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Follow the below aws guide. It worked for me. AWS guide to install code agent in linux server. Check if the codedeploy-agent is running. sudo service codedeploy-agent status. if not running then use below command to run. sudo service codedeploy-agent start
There is no option to provide a zip with the code inside it. Only json and yaml files are accepted. How do I actually update/add the lambda function code through codedeploy? The below images shows even through aws console, I can only specify a yaml or json appspec file. How do I actually deploy my function code here? ![Text]()
My CodeDeploy deployment is failing. Usually I'm able to see the event list on each instances, and see which ones failed/passed. This no longer works, and the event list is empty. What could be ca...
My script file is running in the CodeDeploy agent folder. There are many files there that I accidentally created when I was testing but I was expecting them to be in my project root folder. --Root ----init.sh ----requirements.txt ----server.py
AWS CodeDeploy is a building block service focused on helping developers deploy and update software on any instance, including Amazon EC2 instances and instances running on-premises. AWS Elastic Beanstalk (as well as AWS OpsWorks btw) are end-to-end application management solutions.
AWS CodeDeploy Fail: The deployment failed because a specified file already exists at this location. ...
AWS CodeDeploy stuck in AllowTraffic step. 1. CodeDeploy fails on BeforeBlockTraffic. 1. AWS Code Deploy ...
I've been working on a SlackBot project based in Scala using Gradle and have been looking into ways to leverage Gitlab-CI for the purpose of deploying to AWS EC2. I am able to fully build and test...
C:\ProgramData\Amazon\CodeDeploy\log\ C:\ProgramData\Amazon\CodeDeploy\deployment-logs\codedeploy-agent-deployments.log The \log\ folder contains the logs for the agent itself, showing that it's running and checking for updates.
You should use ElasticBeanstalk until you find a use case that cannot be resolved without using CodeDeploy (two use cases suggested by the AWS Documentation posted by Maksim Luzik are deploying to EC2 instances managed internally by your organization and deploying to EC2 instances for third-party integration).