Creating CI/CD Pipeline on AWS ( React App) with CodePipeline

[@DominicIghedosa]

great content; easy to follow... I will be using this for my deployment. well done

[@JosephOfobuike]

A year later, followed through, made some changes as required by AWS and it still worked. Excellent👏

[@shivdasnanaware6933]

Sweet and simple explanation for AWS ci-cd pipeline and easy to follow steps. Thanks a lot 🙏

[@christianonwuchekwa]

simple and on point. 👌

[@rohitshakya7932]

thank you so much brother

[@amith_cm]

How are you doing this without specifying the operating system for the managed image

[@eomaxl]

Great content. Simple and effective. Thanks for making this content. Kudos !!

[@ellisha8204]

yaaaaay thank you so much, it worked! for the Operating System section I just chose: 'Ubuntu', Runtime: 'Standard', Image: 'aws/codebuild/standard:7.0', then I chose 'Always use the latest image for this runtime version' and here are the build commands if anyone needs them: version: 0.2 phases: install: commands: - npm ci build: commands: - npm run build artifacts: files: - '**/*' base-directory: 'build' cache: paths: - 'node_modules/**/*' for some reason the 'runtime-versions 'part was throwing an error during the build, so I took it out and everything succeeded after that! I think it prolly is related to the operation system, but stackoverflow didn't really have any up to date solutions.

[@eshandas3645]

Phase context status code: CLIENT_ERROR Message: no matching base directory path found for build getting this error

[@_lestina]

This is informative

[@yatipadia]

Insightful

[@it_dayro]

how can do using EC2 instead of S3 I want some ref to deploy in Ubuntu EC2

[@sebastiannietor9724]

Can i run instead of npm install the command npm install --legacy-peer-deps? I need to solve an error with a library

[@thisisbadpanda]

You can specify that in the build commands JSON

[@MuhammadUmar-kq1iy]

not working without specifying the operating system

[@anandgarikapati3769]

bro y r u so serious?