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title: "Build, Publish and Deploy to ECS"
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1. In your JFrog Platform instance, go to **Application** > **Pipelines** > **Pipeline Sources**.
2. Click **Add a pipeline source**.
3. Click **Add Pipeline Source** at the top right and select **From YAML**.
4. For **SCM Provider Integration**, select the **github_integration** that you created previously.
5. For **Repository Full Name**, select your forked **/aws-ecs-docker-compose-workshop**.
6. For **Branch**, select **master**.
7. Leave **Pipeline Config File Filter** as _pipelines.yml_.
8. Click **Create Source**. JFrog Pipelines will process the CI/CD pipeline. The status should show **Not Synced** then **Syncing** and then **Success**.
9. Go to **Application** > **Pipelines** > **My Pipelines**. Notice that your pipeline has a status of **Not Built**.
10. Click on your pipeline, **aws_ecs_docker_compose_workshop_app_build**.
11. Click on the _app\_docker\_build_ step and trigger the step to execute the pipeline. JFrog Pipelines will allocate build nodes and execute your pipeline.
12. It will take a few minutes to execute. Click on the _Run_ to monitor the status of each step.
13. Use the pulldown to select each step and view the logs.
14. When the pipeline execution completes (approximately 5-10 minutes), view the log for the _ecs\_deploy_ step.
15. While this pipeline is executing, go to the [CloudFormation console](https://us-west-2.console.aws.amazon.com/cloudformation/home?region=us-west-2#/stacks) to watch the CloudFormation stack create the new ECS cluster. You can also go to the [ECS console](https://us-west-2.console.aws.amazon.com/ecs/home?region=us-west-2#/clusters) to observe the new cluster.
16. Scroll down to get the _PORTS_ value. Enter the value into your browser to view the application!
