From the course: AWS for DevOps: Continuous Delivery and Process Automation
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Update code from IDE and CodeStar - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial
From the course: AWS for DevOps: Continuous Delivery and Process Automation
Update code from IDE and CodeStar
- [Instructor] So to choose the tool for connecting the IDE to the code pipeline, I'm going to work with Eclipse. I'm going to click on the Eclipse button here. And I've already pre-installed Eclipse. Notice the instructions. Before you can import your project, I'm going to need an IAM user with an access key, secret key, and Git credentials. I'm going to just follow the steps here. I need to get the AWS Toolkit for Eclipse. So you can see the instructions are over to the right. I'm going to Copy this text, because I'm going to need it. I'm going to Switch to Eclipse. I'm going to click on, in Eclipse, Help, Install New Software. In the Work with dialogue, I'm going to Paste this String. I'm going to click Add. I'm going to call this awstoolkit. Click Okay. Once the tools populate, I'm going to Select All Of Them. Click Next. Click Next. Click Next again. Accept the license terms and click Finish. So I kind of jumped ahead a little bit, and I already connected a tool and did an update…
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AWS automation services5m 16s
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Using AWS CodeStar7m 32s
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Update code from IDE and CodeStar5m 26s
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Using CloudFormation templates3m 32s
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About CodeCommit users3m 59s
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Using CodeCommit6m 34s
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Using CodeBuild2m 59s
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Using CodeDeploy4m 17s
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Using CodePipeline5m 46s
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Using OpsWorks2m 21s
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Understand Config and Service Catalog3m 58s
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