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Not using AWS CI, using Circle. Not using their code hosting, use GitHub for code + Wiki. My question is CodeStar only worth using when you need to deploy a b
by cdnsteve 10y ago
Not using AWS CI, using Circle.
Not using their code hosting, use GitHub for code + Wiki.
My question is CodeStar only worth using when you need to deploy a basic "template" app out the door? What happens when our requirements mean changing web server config, firewall rules and all the actual things that happen that are customizations? If you start on CodeStar are you "stuck" with it or can you easily get off it but keep the underlying services? I know its just EC2 horsepower under the hood. The last thing I need is a service that isn't customizable, if that's the case maybe I'd be better sticking with straight Elastic Beanstalk?