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2. Nomad servers > c. Nomad Autoscaler > AWS
You created these values in the Nomad Autoscaler Configuration section.
In this how-to guide, you will learn how to configure CircleCI to deploy to Amazon Web Services.
Before you begin with the CircleCI server v4.7 core services installation phase, ensure all prerequisites are met, as described in the following page:
This document provides an overview of how to migrate from AWS CodeCommit to CircleCI.
CircleCI server v4.7 is installed as a Helm chart. The installation process is broken down into four phases. There is a validation step at the end of each phase, allowing you to confirm success before moving to the next phase. Depending on your requirements, phases 3 and 4 may include multiple steps. This installation guide assumes you have already read the CircleCI server v4.7 overview.
Before you begin with the CircleCI server v4.7 post installation phase, ensure you have run through the following:
This document describes how to use CircleCI to deploy to Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) from Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR).
Follow this how-to guide to configure a docker job to pull an image from AWS ECR using OIDC authentication.
In this how-to guide, you will learn how to configure CircleCI to deploy to AWS ECS using CircleCI orbs.
AWS ECR
CircleCI supports pulling private images from AWS ECR.
AWS and GCP IP Addresses
The machines that execute all jobs on CircleCI’s platform, not just jobs opted into IP ranges, are hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and CircleCI’s macOS Cloud (see below). An exhaustive list of IP addresses that CircleCI’s traffic may come from on these cloud providers’ platforms can be found by looking up each cloud provider’s IP address ranges. AWS & GCP offer endpoints to find this information.
Notes on AWS networking with machine provisioner
When using the EC2 provider for machine provisioner, there is an assignPublicIP option available in the values.yaml file.
Notes on AWS networking with machine provisioner
When using the EC2 provider for machine provisioner, there is an assignPublicIP option available in the values.yaml file.
Notes on AWS networking with machine provisioner
When using the EC2 provider for machine provisioner, there is an assignPublicIP option available in the values.yaml file.
Notes on AWS networking with machine provisioner
When using the EC2 provider for machine provisioner, there is an assignPublicIP option available in the values.yaml file.
Notes on AWS networking with machine provisioner
When using the EC2 provider for machine provisioner, there is an assignPublicIP option available in the values.yaml file.
Notes on AWS networking with VM service
When using the EC2 provider for VM service, there is an assignPublicIP option available in the values.yaml file.
Notes on AWS networking with VM service
When using the EC2 provider for VM service, there is an assignPublicIP option available in the values.yaml file.
Provider > AWS
Machine provisioner is configured to work with AWS EC2 in your values.yaml file. During installation you will have set up a security group and authentication. See the Installation Phase 3 - Execution Environments page for more information.
Provider > AWS
Machine provisioner is configured to work with AWS EC2 in your values.yaml file. During installation you will have set up a security group and authentication. See the Installation Phase 3 - Execution Environments page for more information.
Provider > AWS
Configure machine provisioner to work with AWS EC2 in your values.yaml file. During installation you will have set up a security group and authentication. See the Installation Phase 3 - Execution Environments page for more information.
Provider > AWS
Configure machine provisioner to work with AWS EC2 in your values.yaml file. During installation you will have set up a security group and authentication. See the Installation Phase 3 - Execution Environments page for more information.
Provider > AWS
Machine provisioner is configured to work with AWS EC2 in your values.yaml file. During installation you will have set up a security group and authentication. See the Installation Phase 3 - Execution Environments page for more information.
Example manifests > AWS
The snippet below is an example manifest of the necessary parameters for an installation of CircleCI server in an AWS environment. Note that this installation uses IAM roles for service accounts (IRSA), which is recommended. Fields with base64 encoding are marked as such.
Example manifests > AWS
The snippet below is an example manifest of the necessary parameters for an installation of CircleCI server in an AWS environment. Note that this installation uses IAM roles for service accounts (IRSA), which is recommended. Fields with base64 encoding are marked as such.
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