No, I don't like Jenkins per se, I just used it as an example because is the most popular way to do it.
We can compare it to GitLab tools and still you will notice that AWS Tools are just in their infancy.
With no CI/CD experience I would have been stuck in AWS console. I tried to use them in a non-conventional way, as in I didn't want to deploy in an EC2 behind a LB and the experience was terrible.
I guess they introduced more features meanwhile, maybe even Lambda.
AWS Cloud9 on the other hand, was a great experience, it just worked. But there again it is a polished mature product bought by Amazon.
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No, I don't like Jenkins per se, I just used it as an example because is the most popular way to do it.
We can compare it to GitLab tools and still you will notice that AWS Tools are just in their infancy.
With no CI/CD experience I would have been stuck in AWS console. I tried to use them in a non-conventional way, as in I didn't want to deploy in an EC2 behind a LB and the experience was terrible.
I guess they introduced more features meanwhile, maybe even Lambda.
AWS Cloud9 on the other hand, was a great experience, it just worked. But there again it is a polished mature product bought by Amazon.