AWS CodeDeploy

User Guide (API Version 2014-10-06)

What Is AWS CodeDeploy?
- Primary Components
- Deployments
- Application Specification Files
Getting Started
- Step 1: Provision an IAM User
- Step 2: Install or Upgrade and Then Configure the AWS CLI
- Step 3: Create a Service Role
- Step 4: Create an IAM Instance Profile
- Step 5: Try the Sample Deployment Wizard
  - Try a Sample Blue/Green Deployment in AWS CodeDeploy
  - Try a Sample In-Place Deployment in AWS CodeDeploy
Product and Service Integrations
- Integration with Other AWS Services
  - Auto Scaling
  - Elastic Load Balancing
- Integration with Partner Products and Services
  - GitHub
- Integration Examples from the Community
Tutorials
- Tutorial: Deploy WordPress to a Non-Windows Instance
- Tutorial: Deploy a HelloWorld Application to a Windows Server Instance
- Tutorial: Deploy an Application to an On-Premises Instance
- Tutorial: Deploy to an Auto Scaling Group
- Tutorial: Deploy an Application from GitHub
Working with the AWS CodeDeploy Agent
- Managing AWS CodeDeploy Agent Operations
Working with Instances
- Tagging Instances for AWS CodeDeploy Deployments
- Working with Amazon EC2 Instances
- Working with On-Premises Instances
- View Instance Details
- Instance Health
Working with Deployment Configurations
- Create a Deployment Configuration
- View Deployment Configuration Details
- Delete a Deployment Configuration
Working with Applications
- Create an Application
- View Application Details
- Rename an Application
- Delete an Application
Working with Deployment Groups
- Create a Deployment Group
- View Deployment Group Details
- Change Deployment Group Settings
- Configure Advanced Options for a Deployment Group
- Delete a Deployment Group
Working with Application Revisions
- Plan a Revision
- Add an AppSpec File
- Choose a Repository Type
- Push a Revision
- View Application Revision Details
- Register an Application Revision
Working with Deployments
- Create a Deployment
- View Deployment Details
- View Deployment Log Data
- Stop a Deployment
- Redeploy and Roll Back a Deployment
- Deploy an Application in a Different AWS Account
- Validate a Deployment Package on a Local Machine
Monitoring Deployments
- Monitoring Deployments with Amazon CloudWatch Tools
  - Monitoring Deployments with CloudWatch Alarms
    - Grant CloudWatch Permissions to a Service Role
  - Monitoring Deployments with Amazon CloudWatch Events
- Monitoring Deployments with AWS CloudTrail
- Monitoring Deployments with Amazon SNS Event Notifications
Authentication and Access Control
- Overview of Managing Access
- Using Identity-Based Policies (IAM Policies)
- AWS CodeDeploy Permissions Reference
AppSpec File Reference
- AppSpec File Structure
- AppSpec File Example
- Validate Your AppSpec File and File Location
Agent Configuration Reference
AWS CloudFormation Template Reference
Resource Kit Reference
Limits
Troubleshooting
- General Troubleshooting Issues
- Troubleshoot EC2/On-PremisesDeployment Issues
- Troubleshoot AWS Lambda Deployment Issues
- Troubleshoot Deployment Group Issues
- Troubleshoot Instance Issues
- Troubleshoot GitHub Token Issues
- Troubleshoot Auto Scaling Issues
- Error Codes
Resources
Document History
AWS Glossary

Working with Applications in AWS CodeDeploy

After you configure instances, but before you can deploy a revision, you must create an application in AWS CodeDeploy. An application is simply a name or container used by AWS CodeDeploy to ensure the correct revision, deployment configuration, and deployment group are referenced during a deployment.

Use the information in the following table for next steps:

I haven't created instances yet.	See Working with Instances for AWS CodeDeploy, and then return to this page.
I have created instances, but I haven't finished tagging them.	See Tagging Instances for AWS CodeDeploy Deployments, and then return to this page.
I haven't created an application yet.	See Create an Application with AWS CodeDeploy
I have already created an application, but I haven't created a deployment group.	See Create a Deployment Group with AWS CodeDeploy.
I have already created an application and deployment group, but I haven't created an application revision.	See Working with Application Revisions for AWS CodeDeploy.
I have already created an application and deployment group, and I have already uploaded my application revision. I'm ready to deploy.	See Create a Deployment with AWS CodeDeploy.

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