Continuous Deployment using AWS Code Pipeline and S3

🎮 CodePipeline S3 Game Deployment

This project demonstrates Continuous Deployment using AWS CodePipeline and Amazon S3 by hosting a simple browser-based game. Any changes pushed to the connected GitHub repository are automatically deployed to an S3-hosted static website.

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🕹️ Game: Programming Languages Matching Game

Match the logos of your favorite programming languages!
Flip two cards at a time and try to find all the matching pairs.

This simple memory game is built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It's a fun way to test your memory and recognize popular programming languages.

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🚀 Project Overview

This project showcases:

• A basic browser game (HTML/CSS/JS)
• Amazon S3 used for static website hosting
• AWS CodePipeline for continuous deployment
• Integration with GitHub for automatic deployment on every push

📌 Live changes are instantly reflected on the hosted site after each Git push — no manual deployment needed.

⚙️ How It Works

1. GitHub Repository
   This repo is the source of truth for the game files.

2. AWS S3
   A bucket is configured for static website hosting.

3. AWS CodePipeline

   • Source: GitHub repository
   • Deploy: S3 bucket
   • Automatically triggers a pipeline execution whenever a change is pushed to main.

🌐 Live Demo

🟢 Once deployed, the game can be accessed through the S3 static website URL.

🛠️ Setup Guide

Prerequisites: AWS Account, IAM permissions to create S3 buckets and CodePipeline.

1. Create an S3 Bucket

   • Enable Static Website Hosting
   • Set permissions to allow public access for web assets (optional: use CloudFront for security)

2. Create a CodePipeline

   • Source: Connect to GitHub and select this repository
   • Deploy: Select the S3 bucket as the deployment target

3. Push Changes to GitHub

   • CodePipeline detects the changes and updates the S3 bucket
   • The static site reflects the changes instantly

📸 Screenshots