For programmatic access, it's no longer available as a button there. Create the IAM user -> click on the user -> security credentials tab -> create access key Thanks for the content!
I really like your content, I learned and implemented so many concepts. Hoping for shell scripting videos. You are awesome, u don’t know how many u r inspiring. ❤
Thanks for your great tutorials & quick intro to different tools Would appreciate if you can run a quick intro to istio and deploy a full deployment with istio Egress & Ingress
Thank you for suggestion, I was thinking about istio for a long time. I'll make few more about github actions and still aws load balancer controller is pending :)
Can you added the part of CICD for the ECS too? I am deploying my API on Fargate through ECS and struggle to find a way to automate the development, due to the Task Definition and Tasks and Services.
thanks so much for this, it would be great if you could please point me to a video that can help me detect the the the new container on eco to us to eco environment, more like a continuation from this video, thanks
Thank you for your video, but I get the following issue: npm WARN read-shrinkwrap This version of npm is compatible with lockfileVersion@1, but package-lock.json was generated for lockfileVersion@2. I'll try to do my best with it!
Hello Anton, My issue is: How do I implement the tagging strategy for aws multiple accounts. Such that each deployment pipeline tag release is independent of the other accounts. Dev pipeline tag release can be at 0.1.9 and Prod pipeline can be 0.1.1 this scenario looks like a single account pipeline process. In my situation, if I merge my Dev branch to Prod branch, the pipeline will take the Dev tag and does its incrementation, which I don't like
Not sure if I follow, you would want to create a single immutable artifact for service and promote it between different environments: dev -> staging -> qa -> prod (example may have different envs). In your case looks like you create different artifacts for different environments.