What is the correct sequence of steps to successfully deploy the application?
1. Build the SAM template in Amazon EC2.2. Package the SAM template to Amazon EBS storage.3. Deploy the SAM template from Amazon EBS.
1. Build the SAM template locally.2. Package the SAM template onto Amazon S3.3. Deploy the SAM template from Amazon S3.
1. Build the SAM template locally.2. Deploy the SAM template from Amazon S3.3. Package the SAM template for use.
1. Build the SAM template locally.2. Package the SAM template from AWS CodeCommit.3. Deploy the SAM template to CodeCommit.
Explanations:
The steps listed are not correct. EC2 is not needed for building the SAM template. EBS is not used for packaging SAM templates, and SAM templates are not deployed directly from EBS.
This is the correct sequence. You first build the SAM template locally, then package it and upload it to S3, and finally deploy it from S3 using AWS SAM CLI or AWS CloudFormation.
The packaging step comes after the build, not before the deployment. Packaging involves creating deployment artifacts (such as Lambda functions), which are then uploaded to S3, not deployed directly from S3.
CodeCommit is not part of the SAM deployment process. The SAM template is typically stored and packaged via S3, not CodeCommit. CodeCommit is for source control, not for packaging or deploying SAM templates.
To the best of my knowledge, the answer is:
1. Build the SAM template locally.2. Package the SAM template onto Amazon S3.3. Deploy the SAM template from Amazon S3.
I systematize that the answer is:
1. Build the SAM template locally.2. Package the SAM template onto Amazon S3.3. Deploy the SAM template from Amazon S3.