1. AWS Account<\/p>\n
2. GitHub Account<\/p>\n
Create an AWS ECR repository<\/strong><\/p>\n Login to your AWS account and create an Amazon Elastic Container Registry repository with a name.<\/em><\/p>\n Create a cluster inside AWS ECS and select the cluster template as \u201cNetworking Only\u201d because we use AWS FARGATE here.<\/em><\/p>\n Create a Task Definition<\/strong><\/p>\n Select launch type as FARGATE, select task role as \u201cecsTaskExecutionRole\u201d, Select your operating system, select Task memory and CPU, and Add container with container name and the image should be the ECR repository URI.<\/em><\/p>\n Create a service inside the cluster<\/strong><\/p>\n Click on Clusters, then select our cluster, create a service with a service name, and select launch type as FARGATE.<\/em><\/p>\n Create a \u201cbuildspec.yml\u201d file on the project repository<\/strong><\/p>\n Edit pom.xml file and add the line <finalName>spring-boot-ecs<\/finalName><\/strong><\/strong><\/p>\n It indicates that the name of the generated artifact will be spring-boot-ecs. This name is often used to create a JAR or WAR file, which can then be deployed to a server or container, such as Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS), to run a Spring Boot application.<\/em><\/p>\n Create Dockerfile on the project repository<\/strong><\/p>\n Go to AWS CodePipeline and create a Pipeline<\/strong><\/p>\n Click on create new pipeline \u2192 Enter the pipeline name \u2192 Next<\/em><\/p>\n Select source provider as GitHub \u2192 Connect to GitHub \u2192 Select the repository of our project \u2192 Select branch \u2192 Next<\/em><\/p>\n Select the build provider as AWS CodeBuild \u2192 Create a project with the project name, operating system and also tick the below field<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Select the Deploy provider as AWS ECS \u2192 Select cluster name and service name.<\/em><\/p>\n Create Pipeline.<\/em><\/p>\n Click on the pipeline and we can see the process<\/strong><\/p>\n Here the image is pushed into the AWS ECR repository and deployed this image into AWS ECS. After the deployment is completed move to the AWS service inside our cluster and click on the task we get a public IP, copy this IP, and search into a brows<\/strong>er.<\/p>\n In this blog, we describe How to Build and Push the Spring-boot docker image to AWS ECR and deployed it to an ECS container using AWS CodePipeline. We will build a sample spring-boot Application, push the image to AWS ECR and then deploy it to AWS ECS. Prerequisites: 1. AWS Account 2. 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