1. fork the project on GitHub: https://github.com/michaelwittig/automation-for-the-people
2. create a personal GitHub access token. Generate one here: https://github.com/settings/tokens (scopes needed: admin:repo_hook, repo)
3. clone the project: git clone [email protected]:YOUR_USERNAME/automation-for-the-people.git
4. cd into the cloned directory: cd automation-for-the-people/
5. cd into the infrastructure directory: cd infrastructure/
6. run: ./init.sh

This will setup a CodePipeline to:

• connect to the forked GitHub repository
• update itself
• create/update a ElasticBeanstalk application
• create/update a staging ElasticBeanstalk environment
• deploy a new application version to the staging environment
• run infrastructure tests against the staging environment
• create/update a production ElasticBeanstalk environment
• deploy a new application version to the production environment

To delete all AWS resources, remove the CloudFormation stacks in the following order:

1. aftp-prod & aftp-stage
2. aftp-application
3. aftp-pipeline