Deployment

Presentation describing the steps for deploying a Web API using AWS.

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1. How to create a stack on Elastic Beanstalk By: Scott Anderson Date: 10/26/2021 Deployment Final Project Step 01
2. Deployment Lesson 04 Video 02 How to create a stack on Elastic Beanstalk By: Scott Anderson Date: 10/25/2021
3. 1. Enter Application name : “springboot-gta-wozu-labfour” 2. Click “Create Application”
4.  Environment name : “springbootgtawozulabfour-env”
5. 1. Go to AWS “Services” 2. Under “Security, Identity, & Compliance” 3. Click “IAM”
6.  Click “Users”
7.  Click “Add Users”
8. 1. Enter “User name” : travis-ci-labfour 2. Click “Access key – Programmatic access”
9.  Click “Next Permission”
10. 1. Type “”AWSElastic” to filter all of the policies 2. Select the checked policies 3. Click “Next Tags”
11.  Skip Tags  Click Next
12.  Skip Review  Click “Create User”
13.  Download.csv file to have record of “User Access key ID” & “Secret access key”
14.  Download.csv file to have record of “User Access key ID” & “Secret access key”
15.  Click Environment name : “Springbootgtawozulabfour-env”
16.  Click “Applications”
17.  Application name “springboot-gta-wozu-labfour” is connected to Environments : “springbootgtawozulabfour-env”
18. 1. Click on “Services” 2. Click on “S3”
19.  Elastic Beanstalk Bucket Name will match the “.travis.yml” Bucket Name SUCCESS
20. Deployment Final Project Step 02 STS  GitHub  Travis CI  AWS Elastic Beanstalk By: Scott Anderson Date: 10/26/2021
21. 1. Create STS Project “springboot-gta-wozu-labfour” 2. Change default location to C:\Users\SCOTT\Desktop\Deployment\LABS\4-JAR-GIT-TRAVIS-AWS\springboot-gta-wozu-labfour
22.  Click Finish
23.  Create STS Project “springboot-gta-wozu-labfour”
24. SpringbootGtaWozuLabfourApplication.java
25. GreetingController.java  You must include a Response for the root( / ) or you will have Health Check Errors on the AWS Elastic Beanstalk
26.  Create STS Project “springboot-gta-wozu-labfour” Greeting.java
27. 1. Click on “application.properties” 2. Add “server.port=5000”
28. “.travis.yml” file  access_key_id:  secret_access_key:  Travis is a client to AWS, Travis needs to know how to log into AWS Services to deploy this JAR file onto an S3 Bucket. - Therefore, Travis needs to be configured with credentials “access_key_id & secret_access_key” - You must create a Travis user to be able to use log in credentials
29.  Cut the highlighted text from the “.travis.yml” file
30.  Paste code into new “README.txt” file
31.  Run “Maven Install” - Maven Install will create a JAR file and ensure that the application is working
32.  JAR file is created in “target” folder  “springboot-gta-wozu-labfour-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar”
33.  Click on “Create a new Git Repository”
34.  Change “master” to “main”  Browse for Spring Boot Project Folder “springboot-gta-wozu-labfour”
35.  Change “master” to “main”  Browse for Spring Boot Project Folder “springboot-gta-wozu-labfour”  Click “Select Folder”
36.  Click “Create”
37. 1. Select all “Unstaged Changes” 2. Click “+” symbol
38. 1. Enter “Commit Message” documentation 2. Click “Commit”
39.  Click Push Branch ‘main’
40.  Copy URL
41. Paste URL from GitHub Repository “springboot-gta-wozu-labfour”
42.  Spring Boot Project “springboot-gta-wozu- labfour” is pushed into the GitHub repository
43.  Travis CI Build is successful
44.  Click “Settings”
45. - The “.travis.yml” file in our Spring Boot Project named “springboot-gta-wozu-labfour” configures the name for the Travis CI Environmental Variables - In the “.travis.yml” file the Environmental Variable names start with the “$” symbol .travis.yml file
46.  Download.csv file to have record of “User Access key ID” & “Secret access key” - Under AWS  Services  “Security, Identity, & Compliance” menu we selected the “IAM” service to create a user with permissions. - We created a user named “travis-ci-labfour” - The user security credentials were downloaded in the “Download.csv” file for the user. - Use these credentials for the Travis CI Environmental Variables
47.  Add “AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID & AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY”
48. 1. Add the highlighted deploy code to “.travis.yml” and save project 2. Push changes to GitHub Repository
49.  Successful deployment in Travis CI
50.  Navigate to Elastic Beanstalk on AWS  Travis CI has successfully pushed the JAR file into AWS Elastic Beanstalk
51.  Copy URL and paste into an internet browser
52.  =Elastic Beanstalk Environment URL + “/api/greetings/greeting?name=john” SUCCESS