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6-part series on configuring a CI/CD pipeline using Customized Docker image on an Apache Web Server & Application Load Balancer

For better understanding and reading purposes, I am linking all my previous 6 articles together with step-by-step instructions in this 6-part series, on how to configure a CI/CD pipeline using Customized Docker image on an Apache Web Server, Application Load Balancer, ECS, ECR, CodeCommit, CodeBuild, CodeDeply services

1st article - 6-part series - (1) Deploy a Custom Docker Image with Centos on an Apache web server and Save it to AWS ECR Repository

2nd article - 6-part series - (2) Create Task Definition in ECS and Application Load balancer for the Task to be run on Fargate Cluster

3rd article - 6-part series - (3) Create Fargate Cluster, and a Service which can access customized Docker image

4th article - 6-part series - (4) Create, clone a CodeCommit Repo, move-push the Dockerfile and index.html to remote repository master branch

5th article - 6-part series - (5) Create a CodeBuild Project, upload the code and push it to the master repository

6th article - 6-part series - (6) Create a CodePipeline to see the changes that you made to the index.html file autopopulated

Please visit my GitHub Repository for CI-CD/Docker/ECS/ECR articles on various topics being updated on constant basis.

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