Access Pipelines deployment guides

Here you’ll find different topics that describe how to use Pipelines for deployments. Note that these are generally single use-case configurations, so you may need to integrate the recommended tools into your existing pipeline.

There are several guides hosted on external sites that you can also access from here:

Deploy to AWS with S3
Learn how to deploy your files to an AWS S3 bucket using the aws-s3-deploy pipe.
Deploy to AWS with CodeDeploy
This option requires less maintenance since the pipeline is maintained on your behalf.
Deploy to AWS with Elastic Beanstalk
Elastic Beanstalk reduces management complexity without restricting choice or control.
Deploy to AWS EKS (Kubernetes)
Deploy your application to AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) Cluster using the aws-eks-kubectl-run pipe.
Deploy a Lambda function update to AWS
Learn to update an existing Lambda function to AWS using pipes.
Deploy to Amazon ECS
This option requires less maintenance since the pipeline is maintained on your behalf, but restricts the amount of control you have.
Deploy to Firebase
Deploy to Firebase by adding a pipe to your pipelines configuration.
Deploy to Google Cloud
With the Google App Engine Deploy pipe, you can deploy your application to Google App Engine.
Deploy to Heroku
Deploy to Heroku using pipelines and pipes.
Deploy to Kubernetes
Configure Bitbucket Pipelines to automatically deploy a containerized application to Kubernetes.
Deploy to Microsoft Azure
Use Bitbucket Cloud Pipelines with Microsoft Azure in a variety of ways using pipes.
Deploy to npm
Use Bitbucket Cloud Pipelines to build, test, and publish your npm packages.
Deploy with pull requests
Learn two main ways of deploying with pull requests.
Deploy using SCP
Deploy your files to a remote host using the SCP-deploy pipe.
Deploy build artifacts to Bitbucket Downloads
Deploy an artifact that has been produced by your pipeline into the downloads area.
Publish and link your build artifacts
Learn how to publish your builds artifacts.
Build and push a Docker image to a container registry
Check out this example before you build a Docker image.

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