"AWS Lambda has emerged as a powerful and cost-effective way for enterprises to quickly deploy services without the need to provision and manage virtual servers. This session includes a hands-on demo of how to use GitHub as the core of a DevOps toolchain. Learn how to leverage AWS integrations with Jenkins, the AWS CLI, and open source software to build, test, and deploy a service to AWS Lambda. We also explore key product updates to GitHub and GitHub Enterprise that are designed to make serverless development easier and more efficient. Session sponsored by GitHub, Inc."

1. AWS re:Invent
Automating Lambda Deployments
with GitHub, Jenkins, AWS
CodePipeline and Codestar

2. 3 ways to deploy a Lambda microservice
• GitHub and Jenkins
• GitHub and AWS CodePipeline
• GitHub and AWS CodeStar

3. Continuous Integration

4. Continuous Integration

5. Preparation
• AWS CLI: Learn it, Live it, Love it
• Know how to create:
• IAM Users, Groups, and Roles
• AWS Lambda Functions
• S3 Buckets
• Awareness of Node.js, bash, npm, and Grunt

6. Preparation
• Node.js (Node 6.10.0)
• https://nodejs.org/en/download
• ImageMagick
• http://www.imagemagick.org/script/index.php
• AWS CLI
• http://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/installing.html

7. Create IAM User, Group

8. Create IAM User, Group

9. Create IAM User, Group

10. Create IAM User, Group

11. Create IAM User, Group

12. Create IAM User, Group

13. Create IAM User, Group

14. Create IAM User, Group

15. Create IAM User, Group

16. Create IAM User, Group

17. Create IAM User, Group

18. Create IAM User, Group

19. Create IAM User, Group

20. Create IAM User, Group

21. Create IAM User, Group

22. A quick word on security…
Do Not Share Your Keys!
(friends bill, not mine, of course)
Or Upload Them to GitHub!

23. Create IAM Role

24. Create IAM Role

25. Create IAM Role

26. Create IAM Role

27. Create IAM Role

28. Create IAM Role

29. Create IAM Role

30. Create IAM Role

31. Create IAM Role

32. Create S3 buckets

33. Create S3 buckets
Repeat using the same bucketname, with ‘-resized’ suffix

34. Create S3 buckets

35. Create S3 buckets

36. Create S3 buckets

37. Create S3 buckets

38. Create S3 buckets

39. Create S3 buckets

40. Create a Lambda Function

41. Create a Lambda Function

42. Create a Lambda Function

43. Create a Lambda Function

44. Create a Lambda Function

45. Create a Lambda Function

46. Create a Lambda Function

47. Create a Lambda Function

48. Create a Lambda Function

49. Create a Lambda Function

50. Create S3 Trigger

51. Create S3 Trigger

52. Create S3 Trigger

53. Create S3 Trigger

54. Create S3 Trigger

55. Configure AWS CLI

56. Configure AWS CLI

57. Create Lambda Function Project

58. Create Lambda Function Project

59. Create Lambda Function Project

60. Create Lambda Function Project

61. Develop, Test, Repeat

62. Configure package.json

63. Create index.js for the index handler

64. Create event.json to simulate trigger

65. Create event.json to simulate trigger

66. Create event.json to simulate trigger

67. Create event.json to simulate trigger

68. Create event.json to simulate trigger

69. Create event.json to simulate trigger

70. Test using grunt lambda_invoke

71. Test using grunt lambda_invoke

72. Test using grunt lambda_invoke

73. Test using grunt lambda_invoke

74. Test using grunt lambda_invoke

75. Package using grunt lambda_package

76. Deploy using grunt deploy

77. Deploy using grunt deploy

78. Deploy using grunt deploy

79. Deploy using grunt deploy

80. Deploy using grunt deploy

81. Change default dimensions and retest

82. Configure Jenkins
• Jenkins Server with the following plugins
• AWS Lambda Plugin
• NodeJS Plugin
• GitHub Plugin

83. Configure Jenkins: Install Plugins

84. Configure Jenkins: Install Plugins

85. Configure Jenkins: Install NodeJS plugin

86. Configure Jenkins: Install NodeJS plugin

87. Configure Jenkins: Install AWS Lambda Plugin

88. Configure Jenkins: Install AWS Lambda Plugin

89. Configure Jenkins: Configure NodeJS plugin

90. Configure Jenkins: Configure NodeJS plugin

91. Configure Jenkins: Configure NodeJS plugin

92. Create Jenkins Build Project

93. Create Jenkins Build Project

94. Create Jenkins Build Project

95. Create Jenkins Build Project

96. Create Jenkins Build Project

97. Create Jenkins Build Project

98. Create Jenkins Build Project

99. Create Jenkins Build Project

100. Create Jenkins Build Project

101. Create Jenkins Build Project

102. Create Jenkins Build Project

103. Create Jenkins Build Project

104. Create Jenkins Build Project

105. Create Jenkins Build Project

106. Create Jenkins Build Project

107. Execute Jenkins Build

108. Execute Jenkins Build

109. Execute Jenkins Build

110. Execute Jenkins Build

111. Create GitHub Webhook

112. Create GitHub Webhook

113. Create GitHub Webhook
http(s)://<your_jenkins_url/jenkins/github-webhook/

114. Create GitHub Webhook

115. Create GitHub Webhook

116. Create GitHub Webhook

117. Now What?
• Branching – with builds and deployments to lambda test
environments
• Pull Requests and Protected Branches
• Code Review
• Publish as open source
• Collaborate with your community

118. AWS CodePipeline
• Configurable CI Workflow Engine
• Integrates AWS Services
• Flexible
• Build, Test, and Deploy

119. AWS CodePipeline
Source
Retrieve code
Deploy
Execute ChangeSet
Build
Build and Package
Artifacts
Stage
Create AWS ChangeSet
CodeCommit
GitHub
S3
AWS CodeBuild
Solano
Jenkins
TeamCity
AWS CodeDeploy
AWS OpsWorksStacks
AWS CloudFormation
Xebia Labs

120. AWS CodePipeline Prep
• Delete your AWS artifacts (if you want to use the same names)
• Delete/disable your webhooks (if you’re using the same repo)
• Create ‘github-lambda-build’ S3 bucket
• Add CloudFormation and CodePipeline trust relationships to
github-lambda-admin-role.

121. AWS CodePipeline Troubleshooting LPT

122. Add Trust Relationships to admin role

123. Add Trust Relationships to admin role

124. PipeLine Config Files: buildspec.yml

125. PipeLine Config Files: template.yml

126. PipeLine Config Files: template.yml

127. PipeLine Config Files: template.yml

128. PipeLine Config Files: template.yml

129. Build Pipeline

130. Build Pipeline

131. Build Pipeline: Source

132. Build Pipeline: Source

133. Build Pipeline: Source

134. Build Pipeline: Build

135. Build Pipeline: Build

136. Build Pipeline: Build

137. Build Pipeline: Stage

138. Build Pipeline: Stage

139. Build Pipeline: Review and Test

140. Build Pipeline: Review and Test

141. Build Pipeline: Review and Test
The first build will fail.
Add administrator privileges to your service role

142. Build Pipeline: Review and Test

143. Build Pipeline: Deploy

144. Build Pipeline: Deploy

145. Build Pipeline: Deploy

146. Build Pipeline: Deploy

147. Introducing AWS CodeStar
• Integrated ’Single Pane of Glass’ view
• Configurable tiles
• Wizard setup
• GitHub Integration
• Great for getting started with AWS build tools

148. AWS CodeStar walkaround

149. CodeStar: Create Project

150. CodeStar: Create Project

151. CodeStar: Create Project

152. CodeStar: Create Project

153. CodeStar: Create Project

154. CodeStar: Create Project

155. CodeStar: Create Project

156. CodeStar: Create Project

157. CodeStar: Create Project

158. CodeStar: Change Function Name

159. CodeStar: Migrating
• Clone your new repo
• Copy code from original repo to your new repo
• Change the name of the output file in buildspec.yml to
template-export.yml
• Change the name of the function in template.yml to the
CodeStar generated name
• Commit and Push

160. CodeStar: Migrating
• Delete the CodeStar generated stack
• Remove the parameters from the GenerateChangeSet
stage in your pipeline
• Add pass-role permission to the CodeStar Cloudformation
worker role for github-lambda-admin-role.

161. CodeStar: Change Output Template file

162. CodeStar: Change Function Name

163. CodeStar: Remove Parameters

164. CodeStar: Delete Generated Stack

165. CodeStar: Add pass-role permission
to CodeStar CloudFormation role

166. CodeStar: Release Change

167. THANK YOU!