This document outlines a Continous Integration and Continous Delivery (CI/CD) pipeline for a random password generator on Amazon Web Services (AWS). The pipeline leverages AWS services to automate the build, test, and deployment process.

The project likely follows this structure:

• source - This directory contains the source code for the random password generator.
• buildspec.yaml - This file defines the build specifications used by AWS CodeBuild.
• appspec.yaml - This file defines the deployment configuration used by AWS CodeDeploy.

• An AWS account with proper IAM permissions
• AWS CLI configured with access to your AWS account

The CI/CD pipeline is triggered by a push to the main branch of the repository. Here's a breakdown of the pipeline stages:

1. CodeCommit: The code is stored in a CodeCommit repository.
2. CodeBuild: A push to the main branch initiates a CodeBuild project. This project uses the buildspec.yaml file to build the random password generator application.
3. Testing: After a successful build, automated tests are executed. These tests can be unit tests or integration tests written for the password generator.
4. CodeBuild (Again): If the tests fail, the pipeline stops and the build is marked as failed. Otherwise, the build continues.
5. Amazon S3 (Optional): If the application is packaged as an artifact, it's uploaded to an Amazon S3 bucket at this stage.
6. AWS CodeDeploy: CodeDeploy retrieves the newly built artifact and deploys it to the target environment. The appspec.yaml file specifies the deployment configuration.
7. Amazon EC2: The application is deployed on Amazon EC2 instances.

To manually deploy the application using the AWS CLI, you can follow these steps:

1. Build the application:

aws codebuild start-build --project-name <project-name>

2. Once the build is successful, deploy the application:

aws deploy update-deployment-group --application-name <application-name> --deployment-group-name <deployment-group-name> --deployment-config <deployment-config-name>

Note: Replace <project-name>, <application-name>, and <deployment-group-name> with the actual names you configured in your AWS environment.

• This is a basic example of a CI/CD pipeline for a random password generator on AWS. The specific implementation details may vary depending on your specific requirements and chosen technologies.