AWS Velocity Series
06
Aug
Aug
Most of our clients use AWS to reduce time-to-market following an agile approach. But AWS is only one part of the solution. In this article series, I show you how we help our clients to improve velocity: the time from idea to production.
Table of Contents
- Set the assembly line up
- Local development environment
- CI/CD Pipeline as Code
- Running your application
- EC2 based app
a. Infrastructure
b. CI/CD Pipeline - Containerized ECS based app
a. Infrastructure
b. CI/CD Pipeline - Serverless app
- Summary
You can find the source code on GitHub.
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