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Hello,
Please try this solution.
To set up a single AWS CodePipeline that deploys to multiple regions with individual manual approvals, you should start by creating the pipeline with a source stage to fetch your code and a build stage to prepare your application. For each region you want to deploy to add a separate stage that includes a manual approval action followed by the deployment action (like using CloudFormation or CodeDeploy). Set these regional stages to run in parallel, so they can await approval independently. When deploying to different regions, your pipeline's IAM roles have the necessary cross-region permissions. This setup allows you to approve and deploy to each region separately and flexibly, without the need for multiple pipelines.
if you need more information, please go through the AWS Document link you will get more information.
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/devops/using-aws-codepipeline-to-perform-multi-region-deployments/
https://medium.com/@christopheradamson253/building-a-multi-region-application-on-aws-20341952e480
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Thanks for your answer.
Set these regional stages to run in parallel, so they can await approval independently.Exactly this is the problem. Once i set the manual approval the region dont gets deployed, until every single manual approval is pressed. See image the following image https://imgur.com/a/T95mRdoCodePipeline where each region has its own separate pair of stages one for manual approval and one for deployment. Arrange these stages in parallel. This setup ensures that each region's deployment can proceed independently as soon as its specific manual approval is granted, without waiting for approvals in other regions. This way, you can control deployments per region individually and in parallel.