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It appears there may be some confusion in your question. AWS CodeDeploy doesn't have a concept of "endpoints" in the same way that some other AWS services do. Instead, CodeDeploy works with applications, deployment groups, and deployments.
You can certainly use the AWS CLI to interact with CodeDeploy and create various resources. While there isn't a specific command to create a "CodeDeploy endpoint," you can use the CLI to create applications, deployment groups, and deployments, which are the core components of CodeDeploy.
For example, you can:
- Create a CodeDeploy application using the
create-application
command. - Create a deployment group using the
create-deployment-group
command. - Create a deployment using the
create-deployment
command.
These commands allow you to set up and manage your CodeDeploy resources through the CLI. Each of these commands has various parameters you can specify to configure the resources according to your needs.
If you're looking to set up CodeDeploy for use with your application, you would typically start by creating an application, then a deployment group, and finally creating deployments as needed.
If you have a more specific goal in mind, you might want to clarify what exactly you're trying to achieve with CodeDeploy, and that could help in providing more targeted guidance on which CLI commands would be most relevant for your use case.
Sources
CodeDeploy examples using AWS CLI - AWS SDK Code Examples
Create a deployment group (CLI) - AWS CodeDeploy
CodeDeploy application - AMS Advanced Application Developer's Guide
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We can create them from the console.