Using the EB CLI with Amazon CodeCommit

Run git init in your project folder.

~/my-app$ git init

Stage your project files with git add.

~/my-app$ git add .

Commit changes with git commit.

~/my-app$ git commit -m "Elastic Beanstalk application"

Run eb init in your project folder. During configuration, the EB CLI asks if you want to use CodeCommit to store your code and speed up deployments. If you previously configured your project with eb init, you can still run it again to configure CodeCommit. Type y at the prompt to set up CodeCommit.

~/my-app$ eb init
Note: Elastic Beanstalk now supports AWS CodeCommit; a fully-managed source control service. To learn more, see Docs: http://www.amazonaws.cn/codecommit/
Do you wish to continue with CodeCommit? (y/n)(default is n): y

Choose Create new Repository.

Select a repository
1) my-repo
2) [ Create new Repository ]
(default is 2): 2

Type a repository name or press Enter to accept the default name.

Enter Repository Name
(default is "codecommit-origin"): my-app
Successfully created repository: my-app

Choose an existing branch for your commits, or use the EB CLI to create a new branch.

Enter Branch Name
***** Must have at least one commit to create a new branch with CodeCommit *****
(default is "mainline"): ENTER
Successfully created branch: mainline

Create a new environment with eb create.

~/my-app$ eb create my-app-env
Starting environment deployment via CodeCommit
--- Waiting for application versions to be pre-processed ---
Finished processing application version app-ac1ea-161010_201918
Setting up default branch
Environment details for: my-app-env
  Application name: my-app
  Region: us-west-2
  Deployed Version: app-ac1ea-161010_201918
  Environment ID: e-pm5mvvkfnd
  Platform: 64bit Amazon Linux 2016.03 v2.1.6 running Java 8
  Tier: WebServer-Standard
  CNAME: UNKNOWN
  Updated: 2016-10-10 20:20:29.725000+00:00
Printing Status:
INFO: createEnvironment is starting.
...

The EB CLI uses the latest commit in the tracked branch to create the application version that is deployed to the environment.

When you have new local commits, use eb deploy to push the commits and deploy to your environment.

~/my-app$ eb deploy
Starting environment deployment via CodeCommit
INFO: Environment update is starting.
INFO: Deploying new version to instance(s).
INFO: New application version was deployed to running EC2 instances.
INFO: Environment update completed successfully.

To test changes before you commit them, use the --staged option to deploy changes that you added to the staging area with git add.

~/my-app$ git add new-file
~/my-app$ eb deploy --staged

Deploying with the --staged option performs a standard deployment, bypassing CodeCommit.

To change the remote branch, use the eb use command's --source option.

~/my-app$ eb use test-env --source my-app/test

To create a new branch and environment, check out a new branch, push it to CodeCommit, create the environment, and then use eb use to connect the local branch, remote branch, and environment.

~/my-app$ git checkout -b production
~/my-app$ git push --set-upstream production
~/my-app$ eb create production-env
~/my-app$ eb use --source my-app/production production-env

To configure CodeCommit interactively, use eb codesource codecommit.

~/my-app$ eb codesource codecommit
Current CodeCommit setup:
  Repository: my-app
  Branch: test
Do you wish to continue (y/n): y

Select a repository
1) my-repo
2) my-app
3) [ Create new Repository ]
(default is 2): 2

Select a branch
1) mainline
2) test
3) [ Create new Branch with local HEAD ]
(default is 1): 1

To disable CodeCommit integration, use eb codesource local.

~/my-app$ eb codesource local
Current CodeCommit setup:
  Repository: my-app
  Branch: mainline
Default set to use local sources

Clone your CodeCommit repository.

~$ git clone ssh://git-codecommit.us-west-2.amazonaws.com.cn/v1/repos/my-app

Check out and push a branch to use for your Elastic Beanstalk environment.

~/my-app$ git checkout -b dev-env
~/my-app$ git push --set-upstream origin dev-env

Run eb init. Choose the same region, repository, and branch name that you are currently using.

~/my-app$ eb init
Select a default region
1) us-east-1 : US East (N. Virginia)
2) us-west-1 : US West (N. California)
3) us-west-2 : US West (Oregon)
4) eu-west-1 : Europe (Ireland)
5) eu-central-1 : Europe (Frankfurt)
6) ap-south-1 : Asia Pacific (Mumbai)
7) ap-southeast-1 : Asia Pacific (Singapore)
...
(default is 3): 1
...
Note: Elastic Beanstalk now supports AWS CodeCommit; a fully-managed source control service. To learn more, see Docs: http://www.amazonaws.cn/codecommit/
Do you wish to continue with CodeCommit? (y/n)(default is n): y

Select a repository
1) my-app
2) [ Create new Repository ]
(default is 1): 1

Select a branch
1) mainline
2) dev-env
3) [ Create new Branch with local HEAD ]
(default is 2): 2