Why Codefresh and AWS?
Deploy to EKS from your pipeline
Codefresh has native integration with EKS clusters both for deploying containers and monitoring them after the deployment for full visibility starting from the Git commit up to the running service.
Monitor your EKS cluster status and services
See the status of your cluster. Check your Kubernetes resources and events. Correlate the services deployed with source control commits and easily rollback to previous releases right from the Codefresh UI
Inspect your ECR artifacts and metadata
Connect your ECR and push images to it from your Codefresh pipeline. Add extra metadata to your image. Store your test reports on S3 buckets and get full historical access on your software quality
Deploy your code to AWS
Save time by deploying your cloud application to AWS using configurable pipelines. Use Amazon ECR for your artifacts and deploy to Amazon EKS or any other Amazon services (e.g. EC2, Lambda, Fargate).
Install the Codefresh runner on AWS
Run Codefresh pipelines in your Amazon account to give your organization complete control over the execution environment.
How does Codefresh support AWS?
AWS EKS
Deploy applications to EKS or run pipelines inside your cluster (even behind the firewall)
AWS ECR
Push container images and inspect your tags and releases. Easily create Pull secrets to your EKS cluster
AWS S3
Store any kind of data or artifacts. Use the native support for test reports from your unit and integration tests
AWS CLI
Configure any AWS resource by simply inserting the AWS CLI image in a pipeline step and run any aws command.
AWS Lambda
Deploy your function to AWS Lambda with the dedicated Codefresh plugin
AWS Fargate
Deploy your container to AWS Fargate with the dedicated Codefresh plugin
AWS ECS
Deploy your container to AWS ECS with the dedicated Codefresh plugin
