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Contents

Introduction 1

Development phase 2

Source code repository 3

Project management tools 3

On-demand development environments 6

Integrating with AWS APIs and IDE enhancements 9

Build phase 10

Schedule builds 10

On-demand builds 10

Storing build artifacts 12

Testing phase 13

Automating test environments 13

Load testing 15

User acceptance testing 18

Side-by-side testing 19

Fault-tolerance testing 20

Resource management 21

Cost allocation and multiple AWS accounts 21

Conclusion 22

Contributors 23

Further reading 23

Document revisions 23