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Welcome to Back To Basics. I am Gerardo Estaba and today weamp;#39;re going to talk about deploying your code. Have you ever deployed your code nervously? I know I have. Back in the day before the cloud and modern software development practices, I remember the adrenaline rush of manually logging into a server, running my deployment scripts and just hoping that it works. And I remember many of those going wrong or upsetting our users for a long period of time because we broke the system and also scrambling trying to roll those changes back. Fortunately in the cloud, we donamp;#39;t have to deploy with this level of uncertainty. Thanks to modern software development practices and services that allow us to automate code deployments. So letamp;#39;s start with an example. The simplest architecture I can think of a single Amazon EC2 Instance running your code. But how can we deploy new code to this instance? Well, I can of course connect manually into the instance and run my deployment s