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Create a repository on GitHub under your user named "training"
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Change directory (
cd) into the05-atlasdirectory -
Run
$ git init -
Run
$ git commit -m "Initial commit"` -
Run
$ git remote config origin https://github.com/<username>/training -
Run
$ git push origin master
- Navigate to Atlas
- Click on "Builds" in the navigation bar
- Click on "New Build Configuration"
- Create a configuration named "web" and check the "Automatically build on version uploads" option
- Go to the "Variables" page and add the following
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_IDAWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
- Go to the "Integrations" page and select your GitHub repo:
- GitHub repo:
<username>/training - GitHub directory:
packer - Packer template:
web.json
- Click on "Builds" in the navigation bar
- Click on "New Build Configuration"
- Create a configuration named "haproxy" and check the "Automatically build on version uploads" option
- Go to the "Variables" page and add the following
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_IDAWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
- Go to the "Integrations" page and select your GitHub repo:
- GitHub repo:
<username>/training - GitHub directory:
packer - Packer template:
haproxy.json
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Change directory (
cd) into the05-atlasdirectory -
Run
$ git commit -m "Trigger initial builds" --allow-empty -
Look in Atlas UI and see builds running
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