I'm learning about CI/CD and currently trying to deploy an app (webapp) and a server.
In my CircleCI pipeline, I do the following:
Build WebApp
-> Build Server
-> Deploy Server
-> Deploy WebApp
For deploying the EB application to the environment I'm using the AWS CLI (I could use EB but I'm exploring the regular CLI).
When I execute:
aws elasticbeanstalk update-environment --environment-name my-env \
--version-label my-app-version-2
it outputs automatically and continues to the next step. The issue, I want to be sure that everything in EB finishes before moving to the next step in the pipeline.
I could use a wait function or timer, but, I'd prefer if there's a way to keep the job running until EB finishes instead of returning.
CodePudding user response:
wait function or timer
Yes, this is what you have to use.
In fact AWS CLI provides a built-in waiter for that: [environment-updated
(v1 / v2)].
You don't have to program your own wait function or timer as you can just use the one provided by AWS.