Examples of using Codedeploy console in English and their translations into German
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Currently, you must use the AWS CodeDeploy console to do this.
To use the AWS CodeDeploy console to create an application for a blue/green deployment.
This step must be completed once for each application using the AWS CodeDeploy console.
Now that you have the ARN, use the AWS CodeDeploy console to deploy your application revision.
In the Properties pane, copy the value of the Linkfield into the Revision location box in the AWS CodeDeploy console.
You can use the AWS CLI, the AWS CodeDeploy console, or the AWS APIs to launch the instance with the template.
A Classic Load Balancer in Elastic LoadBalancing can now be assigned to a deployment group using the AWS CodeDeploy console or AWS CLI.
You can use the AWS CodeDeploy console, the AWS CLI, or an AWS CodeDeploy API action to delete applications.
If you want to find the folder for a deployment but don't know its deployment ID or deployment group ID,you can use the AWS CodeDeploy console or the AWS CLI to find them.
In the AWS CodeDeploy console, delete the Auto Scaling group from the deployment group, and then add it again.
You can make updates to your application and then use the AWS CodeDeploy console or call the create-deployment command to push a revision.
You can use the AWS CodeDeploy console, the AWS CLI, or the AWS CodeDeploy APIs to delete deployment groups associated with your AWS account.
However, if you upload a revision to Amazon S3 through other means andwant the revision to appear in the AWS CodeDeploy console or through the AWS CLI, follow these steps to register the revision first.
When you use the AWS CodeDeploy console to create an application, you configure its first deployment group at the same time.
If you donot see or cannot access applications, deployment groups, instances, or other deployment resources from the AWS CLI or the AWS CodeDeploy console, make sure you're referencing one of the regions listed in Region and Endpoints in AWS General Reference.
Before you use the AWS CodeDeploy console to deploy your application revision, you need a service role ARN.
To find out why a deployment failed, you can use the AWS CodeDeploy console or analyze the log file data from the failed deployment.
You can use the AWS CodeDeploy console, the AWS CLI, or the AWS CodeDeploy APIs to view details about all application revisions that are registered to your AWS account for a specified application.
In this step, you will use the AWS CodeDeploy console or the AWS CLI to verify the success of the deployment.
You can use the AWS CodeDeploy console, the AWS CLI, or the AWS CodeDeploy APIs to create a deployment that installs application revisions you have already pushed to Amazon S3 or, if your deployment is to an EC2/On-Premises compute platform, GitHub, on the instances in a deployment group.
The list of deployments you can view in the AWS CodeDeploy console shows which ones are the result of an automatic deployment.
You can use the AWS CodeDeploy console, the AWS CLI, or the AWS CodeDeploy APIs to change the settings of a deployment group.
CloudTrail captures API calls from the AWS CodeDeploy console, from AWS CodeDeploy commands through the AWS CLI, or from the AWS CodeDeploy APIs directly.
You can use the AWS CodeDeploy console, the AWS CLI, the AWS CodeDeploy APIs, or an AWS CloudFormation template to create applications.
To find out why a deployment failed, you can use the AWS CodeDeploy console, call the get-deployment-instance command, or analyze the log file data from the failed deployment.
You can use the AWS CodeDeploy console, the AWS CLI, or the AWS CodeDeploy APIs to view details about instances used in a deployment.
In this step, you will use the AWS CodeDeploy console or the AWS CLI to deploy the sample revision from your GitHub repository to your instance.
You can use the AWS CodeDeploy console, the AWS CLI, or the AWS CodeDeploy APIs to view details about all deployment groups associated with an application.
You can use the AWS CodeDeploy console, the AWS CLI, or the AWS CodeDeploy APIs to view details about all applications associated with your AWS account.
In this step, you will use the AWS CodeDeploy console or the AWS CLI to create an application and deployment group to use to deploy the sample revision from your GitHub repository.