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Logging in to the registry can then be done with a user named AWS and with the one time password piped from the previous step. After obtaining the one time password, the password is piped into the Docker CLI command.

The ECR command uses the API keys to authenticate. Authentication is done using a one time password obtained running the AWS ECR CLI command get-login-password. It is not possible login directly into AWS ECR using the Docker CLI. Authentication can be done using a bash script. The Docker registry requires authentication before any images can be pushed. Value: $(AWS_ACCOUNT_ID).dkr.ecr.$(AWS_REGION)./$(DOCKER_REPOSITORY_NAME) Additionally one inline variable named DOCKER_REPOSITORY is defined, which stores the docker repository url. The variables are made available by adding the group name. The following variables are needed for this guide to work: This can be avoided by storing the variables and secrets in a library, which can be found at Piplines -> Library. Variables should not be stored in the build file. The following lines tells the pipeline to pick the latest available Ubuntu image as the VM image. The snippet below defines that the pipeline should run each time the master branch gets new changes.

Triggers are used to tell Azure DevOps when the build pipeline should run. In the steps below the contents of the build file are explained. Create a new file called build-pipline.yml. That makes it a lot easier to spot errors and changes to the build pipeline. Step 2: Create the Azure DevOps Pipeline Build Fileīy storing the Azure DevOps Pipeline configuration one can have versions control of the build pipeline. E.g: AWS_ACCOUNT_ID._/DOCKER_REPOSITORY_NAME. The repository url will consist of your account number, region, AWS ECR service url and your repository name. Go to the ECR service in AWS and create a new repository. Remember to note down the access key and the secret for the user
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This guide describes how to build a docker image and publish the docker image to AWS Elastic Container Registry (AWS ECR).
