AWS DevOps CI/CD - CodePipeline, Elastic Beanstalk and Mocha (Udemy.com)

It has been a while that I'm trying to find such a nice content like this. I've spent so much time with other courses so, in the end, I found this one. This course is pretty straightforward and very rich in content. Thanks Backspace for sharing this awesome content with us, and it is for free. Definitely, I will subscribe to the next courses and I hope to get the certification! Many thanks!!!

This course gave me a good intro to the AWS CI/CD pipeline. The example for nodejs makes sense as nodejs is used extensively. Keep it up and do make more courses like this.

I just started learning AWS, I want to become AWS/Devops engineer, I would thankful to tutor, if he could guide me. Excellent lecture videos, as a beginner I was feeling very comfortable and trying to understand the concept. Long way to wish me luck.

The experience is very excellent!!! The only aspect that I could think in addition is to use the new AWS CodePipeline console as well. Thank you and I hope you build more material for free or pay it. I will definitely pay for a course created by you or your academy.

The instructor briefly introduced the concept of CodePipeline and CodeBuild, and showed us a demo on how to use them. It is very good to see the walk through and get to know a bit about it.

It is not a MOCHA tutorial. I will double check before I sign in on BackSpace Academy's courses because you cannot mislead people and waste their time with this title description (even if the content is free) . This is a click-bait, if you do that to free material you will definitely do to paid ones. "Zero to Hero..pfff"

Awesome! The concept fully understood. Now i can completely and independently create piplines on AWS for all my Company's project both on development and in Production. Great!

The course is very good but I missed some logs of what went wrong in the build phase, I mean: could I send a custom message in mocha tests saying “Expected Hello in the tested string” so I could check it in AWS console?

very solid information here for the learners. i will always give BACKSPACE ACADEMY 100% for consistency in there style of training which is very easy to follow and with all simplicity......kudos to you.

Quick intro to BeanStalk and CodePipeline thru simple easy-to-follow application. However inclusion of Jenkins and Java application (w/ real JUnit/Mockito) would be a huge plus.