The process of automating deployment from GitHub to AWS involves the following steps:
Create the necessary AWS resources (such as EC2 instances or Elastic Beanstalk environments) for hosting the application.
Set up a CI/CD pipeline using a tool like AWS CodePipeline or Jenkins. This will automatically fetch code from the GitHub repository and build the application.
Once the application is built, deploy it to the AWS resources using a tool like AWS CodeDeploy.
Configure the necessary security groups and access control policies to ensure that only authorized users can access the deployed application.
Test the deployment to ensure that the application is working as intended.
Monitor the application and its infrastructure for any issues or errors.
By automating deployment from GitHub to AWS, developers can streamline the deployment process, reduce the likelihood of human error, and ensure that the application is deployed consistently across different environments.
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