Minimal demo of a CodePipeline executing Android instrumentation tests in AWS DeviceFarm

This demo includes

• Custom resources to create AWS DeviceFarm projects & device pools
• A minimal Android project with one Hello-World instrumentation test
• A CodePipeline to build the Android app and run instrumentation tests on DeviceFarm

The whole demo is deployed as 3 CloudFormation stacks.

You need

• access to an AWS account
• The AWS command-line tools

All commands shown below need to run within the context of an AWS profile, e.g. by specifying AWS_PROFILE. See https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/cli-chap-configure.html for how to setup the AWS cli.

All CloudFormation stacks are prefixed with the given prefix. This allows to deploy the demo multiple times, e.g. in a shared playground account.

./deploy_pipeline.sh your_prefix

This deploys 3 stacks:

• your_prefix-device-farm-demo-infrastructure Some basic infrastructure needed for later steps
• your_prefix-device-farm-demo-resources Custom resource lambdas
• your_prefix-device-farm-demo-pipeline CodePipeline ready to build & test the Android project

For the sake of simplicity, the demo pipeline is triggered by uploading a sources.zip to S3. The target bucket is part of the pipeline stack.

./push_sources.sh your_prefix

The pipeline should now be triggered and first build the app, then run the instrumentation tests on AWS DeviceFarm.