Introduction
Structuring a Serverless application
AWS Serverless Application Model (SAM)
Serverless application structure
Creating a Reusable Delivery Pipeline
Packaging and Distributing your Pipeline
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Prerequisites
Create a Workspace
Create an IAM role for your Workspace
Attach the IAM role to your Workspace
Update IAM settings for your Workspace
Sample Application Structure
Creating a serverless application
Exploring the Hello World app
Deleting the Sample App
Cloning the Service Repo
Deploying the Backend Service
Testing the APIs
Cleanup
Create the CI/CD Pipeline
Create a CodeCommit Repository
Configure IAM Roles & Permissions
Generate CodeCommit Credentials
Upload Code to Repository
Create a S3 Bucket for Build Artifacts
Multi-Environment Pipeline Setup
Configure Additional Build Actions
Configure Deploy Actions
Trigger New Release
Cleanup
Packaging and Distributing the Pipeline
AWS Service Catalog
Packaging the Node.js Application
Creating a Pipeline CloudFormation Template
Creating a Service Catalog Product
Granting Access to Users Launch the Product
Launching a Serverless Project
Testing the APIs
Conclusion
What Have We Accomplished
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Cleanup
Remove the Environment Stacks
Delete the S3 Bucket
Undeploy the Service Catalog
Delete the CodeCommit Repositories
Cleanup the Workspace
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serverless-repo
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