Deploying a sample Amazon ECS application using the Amazon Copilot CLI
After installing the Amazon Copilot CLI, you can follow these steps to deploy a sample app, verify the deployment, and clean up resources.
Prerequisites
Before you begin, make sure that you meet the following prerequisites:
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Install and configure the Amazon CLI. For more information, see Amazon Command Line Interface.
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Run
aws configure
to set up a default profile that the Amazon Copilot CLI will use to manage your application and services. -
Install and run Docker. For more information, see Get started with Docker
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Deploy a sample Amazon ECS application using a single command
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Deploy a sample web application that is cloned from a GitHub repository using the following command. For more information about Amazon Copilot
init
and its flags, see the Amazon Copilot documentation. git clone https://github.com/aws-samples/aws-copilot-sample-service.git demo-app && \ cd demo-app && \ copilot init --app
demo
\ --nameapi
\ --type'Load Balanced Web Service'
\ --dockerfile'./Dockerfile'
\ --port80
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After the deployment is complete, the Amazon Copilot CLI will return a URL that you can use to verify the deployment. You can also use the following commands to verify the app's status.
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List all of your Amazon Copilot applications.
copilot app ls
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Show information about the environments and services in your application.
copilot app show
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Show information about your environments.
copilot env ls
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Show information about the service, including endpoints, capacity and related resources.
copilot svc show
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List of all the services in an application.
copilot svc ls
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Show logs of a deployed service.
copilot svc logs
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Show service status.
copilot svc status
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When you're finished with this demo, run the following command to clean up associated resources and avoid incurring charges for unused resources.
copilot app delete