CI/CD using Docker + Github + AWS ECS

[@karlstein9572]

Perfect, I liked the video, well explained, with vue on what you did, great rythm and nice background music.

[@jmc1091]

Thanks bro. this is best video for first CI/CD project build. :)

[@computingpower]

I’m glad you liked it ! 🙌🏼

[@randymxd06]

Thanks bro, I was waiting for this video for a long time, I appreciate you taking the time to do this practice with Github Actions, Docker and AWS, u' re the goat 💪🐐🔥

[@computingpower]

I'm thrilled you liked it 🔥🐐💪!!! If you have more video suggestions, please let me know!

[@minhtrduc]

First coment, thanks for ur videos sir

[@computingpower]

Im glad you like it :)

[@dongtandung9671]

Hi, the part that we deploy and push Docker image to ECR, does yours have an image of size 0 that is pushed along with the docker image?

[@computingpower]

Hello. Yes, this is also happening to me, but don't worry because it doesn't affect the ECS service when trying to read from the repository

[@vijaikannan3143]

Hi, good video. Very helpful. Is it possible to run on self hosted runner (GitHub action). Is it enough just to change runs on ubuntu to self-hosted. Will it work or do we need to do different configuration for self hosted runner. Please let me know.

[@computingpower]

Hello! As far as I know, we can only run GitHub Actions on GitHub. For creating CI/CD routines on self hosted machines, I recommend something else like Jenkins or Gitlab (we can install Gitlab software on Self-Hosted machines)

[@vijaikannan3143]

@@computingpower Thanks a lot for your response. Actually yaml file's run should be self-hosted which in turn build docker container and deploy in ecs. This is what I am searching for. I also got information of how to do in GitHub document, but I am looking for any video available for this.