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- [Alana] Hi there, and
welcome to the second course

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in the AWS DevOps Series,
Release and Deploy.

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When you hear that your
code is getting deployed,

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how does that usually make you feel?

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Anxious, sweaty, excited,
maybe all of the above?

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Well, these nerves might be
partially caused by the way

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your organization is doing deployments.

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It may be a very brittle
process, prone to errors,

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and you might always feel
certain that something

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will go wrong.

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In this course, we talk
about how to improve

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the deployment process
with DevOps methodology,

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and also some tools that
might make deployments easier,

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such as infrastructure as code,
or IAC, and AWS CodeDeploy.

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But to do this, it's important

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that you have some background
experience or knowledge

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on source control and
continuous integration.

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We discussed this largely
in the previous course,

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Code, Build, Test.

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In that course, we discussed
continuous integration,

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and we left off with a scenario that looks

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a little like this.

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You've written code and
tests for the critical parts

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of your application,
and you have somewhere

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to put this code.

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In this case, a CodeCommit repository,

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as well as a strong branching strategy.

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You also have a CI service--in
this case, CodeBuild--

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that monitors the repository
and runs tests automatically

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for every commit that is pushed.

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Also, you learned how to deploy
a serverless application.

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In summary, you have a
pipeline that has built

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and tested your code, and you've deployed

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from your local environment manually.

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We'll take the scenario a
step further in this course,

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where we'll orchestrates
automatic deployments.

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Since we focused on a
serverless app last time,

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we'll be mixing it up and deploying

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to Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud,

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or Amazon EC2 instances instead,

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so you'll be familiar with
both compute platforms.

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By the end of the course,
you'll be able to answer

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the question: How do we
actually get our features out

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to production in an
automated and safe way?

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To help me out, we have Russ
Sayers from the previous course

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here to break down some of
the deployment-related topics,

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and also my friend, Raf Lopes,

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who will guide us through
infrastructure as code.

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Raf will also be leading the
third course in the series.

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So, stay tuned for more
Release and Deploy content.

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From all of us here at AWS,
we hope you learn something,

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and most of all, we hope you have fun.

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Thanks, and see you soon.