About This Architecture

AWS CI/CD pipeline orchestrating code from developer commit through multi-environment Kubernetes deployment using CodePipeline, CodeBuild, and CodeDeploy. Source code flows from GitHub or GitLab into AWS CodeCommit, triggering CodePipeline to build Docker images, run unit tests, and push artifacts to ECR. An approval gate gates progression from dev through staging to production EKS clusters, with CloudWatch monitoring observability across all environments. This architecture demonstrates infrastructure-as-code best practices for containerized workloads, enabling teams to safely automate deployments while maintaining control over production releases. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize stage names, add additional approval gates, or integrate with your existing AWS toolchain. The multi-cluster approach isolates blast radius and enables canary or blue-green deployments per environment.

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How do I set up an automated CI/CD pipeline in AWS that builds Docker images, runs tests, and deploys to multiple EKS clusters with approval gates?

This diagram shows a complete AWS CI/CD workflow using CodePipeline to orchestrate CodeBuild for image builds and unit tests, ECR for container storage, and CodeDeploy to push artifacts to dev, staging, and production EKS clusters. An approval gate controls promotion between environments, while CloudWatch provides cross-cluster observability.