Creating a Continuous Delivery Pipeline With GitHub Actions: How to Deploy To AWS EC2 Instantly!

Creating a Continuous Delivery Pipeline With GitHub Actions: How to Deploy To AWS EC2 Instantly!
Here is the repo:
github.com/varsubham/cicd-pip...

[@shubhamverma1407]

You can checkout the code here: github.com/varsubham/cicd-pipeline

[@kitkarson4226]

Straight to the point. no time waste. 👍

[@oscarenriqqdev6931]

THANK YOU!! A lot of information in 12 minutes.

[@adventurer2395]

This video needs to be watched at 0.25

[@Cloud.Developer]

That's what I thought. Too fast!

[@naveedalirehmani4135]

All this information in just 12 minutes! this video was all I needed. it was a hidden gem. thank you very much.

[@gaychin8654]

Very helpful!!! Straight and concise. Thanks!

[@MohasinKR-rs4kc]

Your voice such calmness!

[@user-ko5js1ho8y]

Great tutorial so informative and well explained in few minutes. Awesome.

[@kirteekumari3459]

Hey, thanks a lot for this. I did struggle at some points but your video was helpful.

[@random-user-1337]

To the point video. Awesome. Thanks a lot.

[@user-xi2nv2td5h]

This video such a informative and easy to understand. next time when you make any video please speak little bit slowly. Have a great Future. God Bless you Shubham

[@satish-pokala]

Thank you 👍🏻. Helped a lot.

[@warrenwei6094]

It helps a lot, thank you!

[@samirp.3181]

Bhai awesome......I'm speechless after seeing this......I'm using docker images and containers to deploy (not gitHub) but after watching this.....I'm stunned thank you

[@hao57]

Great tutorial, thanks man! 😎

[@AmarKrGupta-ys1gu]

Thanks bro for this video we need more video like this

[@MrUmban]

Thank you for your clear explanation

[@PanosCodeOs]

Thank you bro this video saved me!

[@stefanambrose5616]

thank you you helped a lot

[@codecoder005]

good work man. it really helped me

[@gerardosalasm6213]

thank you, it helps me a lot 😄

[@tristheflash6928]

really u are senior even super senior tks my fr very much

[@neenav1999]

Agreed that you know the stuff good. But a great video is the one which everyone can follow and understand including the beginners. Probably you deserve more subscribers. Explain the things slowly and bit more clearly (like in Net Nijnjas videos). why so much rush like in war zone?. Every viewer is not in same frequency like yours. Right?. good luck.

[@shubhamverma1407]

thank you, sure will keep this in mind

[@flaretm1974]

Great tutorial. Very clear and straight forward. I fully understand now how this works. Will apply to my project soon. Thanks.

[@cuizeyue10]

love it

[@itsmehemant7]

wah verma ji

[@krishmarsonia2059]

For all those who are getting error of An image does not exist locally with the tag: ***/ - name: Building the Docker image run: docker build -t {your image name} . - name: Tagging image run: docker tag {your image name}:latest {your dockerhub username}/{your image name}:latest - name: Pushing to DockerHub run: docker push {your dockerhub username}/{your image name}:latest Add the last 3 commands like this

[@vijaikannan3143]

Really useful video. First of all thanks a lot for this informative video. I have written python docker container. The followed your video and did step by step approach. I can see the container image in my linux m/c, but when I gave dcoker ps command, nothing is displayed. I got stuck in this step. No info. about the port etc., Will you please help me where I am going wrong.

[@sahlcyprus939]

does the container ip changes whenever the new container builds ?

[@HasanJaweesh-lf5fn]

I thought it's 12 min long, turns out it's 12 hours long

[@debillion]

I tried to do a curl after the docker run using curl 0.0.0.0/8080 and I got this error curl: (52) Empty reply from server The port 8080 is opened in my security group. Do you perhaps know what I did wrong?

[@CrashTheGooner]

Nice Shubham good job ! but this nginx config is useless as docker container once exited will never have the previous IP. But then again good for local dev env

[@shubhamverma1407]

Thanks, yeah right IP will keep changing. Anyway this we cannot use in production also since its not a rolling update. There is some downtime between deleting old container and starting new container.

[@abubakersaddique851]

plz add your dummy nodejs code and other links from where you copy code and thanks bro for this video

[@muhammadfaheem4024]

what was the fix image name commit that you did? Initially it was failed but you added something what was that change?

[@shubhamverma1407]

I just changed the docker image name, this is the new build cmd i used (forgot to add username earlier) docker build -t varsubham/cicd-pipeline .

[@KapilKumar-ps6gu]

Nice video. But whenever u make quick change in your file or command. Specify it. People can miss such things and waste lots of time to fix these minor stuffs.

[@shubhamverma1407]

Thanks, sure will keep this in mind

[@debillion]

cant we also use self-hosted for the CI part?

[@shubhamverma1407]

yes we can

[@debillion]

@@shubhamverma1407 i have been having issues. the ec2 machine keep going offline when running the CI

[@shubhamverma1407]

@@debillion make sure you are running it as a service, so even if you logout of the machine, github runner would still be running

[@user-ti8sz5ps7r]

give one example clearly and slowly

[@VarunSharma-xd8xd]

somoeone tell me a good video where i can understand how to make ci cd pipeline im not able to understand from these kind of vidoes

[@VarunSharma-xd8xd]

took me more than 2 hr to complete it

[@codewithzardam8904]

how to maintain the runner up all the time ...

[@shubhamverma1407]

you can run it as a service

[@piegzini1269]

Jesteś prze dym

[@jilesingh1124]

you type very fast

[@ecanalysis7589]

Upload more videos sir🙏🙏