You can store the dependencies in a S3 as a compressed file, pricing is better for less amount of files.
Then when you deploy a new instance, you only have to download your S3 file and decompress it.
I think that the best way to do this is to dockerize your deployment and add the download dependencies and decompression commands into the DockerFile to automatize it.
If it not fits with your needs, feel free to contact me to talk about it in a closer way.
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So the only way to do that is via manually typing s3 commands to upload the directory into the s3 bucket? The question is that I need to edit an existing codebuild step in order to enable caching, but the aws console does not allow it. So I want to edit this step so I can do it so.
You can store the dependencies in a S3 as a compressed file, pricing is better for less amount of files.
Then when you deploy a new instance, you only have to download your S3 file and decompress it.
I think that the best way to do this is to dockerize your deployment and add the download dependencies and decompression commands into the DockerFile to automatize it.
If it not fits with your needs, feel free to contact me to talk about it in a closer way.
So the only way to do that is via manually typing s3 commands to upload the directory into the s3 bucket? The question is that I need to edit an existing codebuild step in order to enable caching, but the aws console does not allow it. So I want to edit this step so I can do it so.
Ah, sorry, i cannot help with codebuild, i don't know how it works.