Welcome to the AWS CodePipeline course on KodeKloud! I’m Matthew Burch, and I’ll guide you through creating and managing robust CI/CD pipelines on AWS. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to:Documentation Index
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- Understand the fundamentals of CI/CD (Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery)
- Explore the core components of AWS CodePipeline
- Define a standard CI/CD workflow and key terminology
- Integrate CodePipeline with AWS services (CodeCommit, CodeBuild, Elastic Beanstalk) and third-party tools (GitHub)
- Apply security best practices and analyze pricing models
Course Structure
| Module | Description |
|---|---|
| 1. Introduction to CI/CD | CI/CD principles, pipeline stages, and benefits |
| 2. AWS CodePipeline Fundamentals | Core resources, pipeline design patterns, and workflow orchestration |
| 3. Use Cases & Integrations | Connecting to GitHub, CodeCommit, CodeBuild, and external tools |
| 4. Security & Cost Management | IAM policies, encryption, artifact management, and cost optimization |
| 5. Hands-On Labs | Interactive in-browser exercises with instant feedback |
Every lecture is paired with a browser-based lab—complete real tasks, get instant hints, and reinforce what you learn.
What’s Next?
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Overview of CI/CD Stages
- Source: Your code repository (GitHub, CodeCommit)
- Build: Compile and test using tools like AWS CodeBuild
- Deploy: Automate delivery to environments (Elastic Beanstalk, ECS, Lambda)
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Setting Up Your First Pipeline
- Walk through the AWS Management Console
- Connect to a GitHub repository
- Commit code and observe automated triggers
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Best Practices & Limitations
- Common pitfalls, quota considerations, and troubleshooting tips
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