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When job fails, it is always a good idea to start right from the beginning and to understand step by

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step what happened in this process.

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In this case, the comment that generated the error is to create application version command.

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As you can see, as soon as we started uploading our artifact to Elastic Bienstock to create a new version,

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there was an error.

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And in this case, the error that occurred is EXIS denied.

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So it seems that our user in this case, the catalepsy, a user that we have created, is not authorized

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to perform, create application version and create application version.

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Obviously, in this case is a permission that our user does not have.

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In order to fix this, all we have to do is to modify the security settings in I for the user catalepsy.

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I'm going to go to the users catalepsy.

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And you will see here that we have the possibility of adding permissions now, even if we don't know

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exactly which permissions we are going to add, we can start searching for the.

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So the quickest way to solve this is to start searching for Elastica Bienstock.

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And the permission that we're going to sign is the full access permission, and this will provide full

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access to the AWACS, Elastic Bienstock and all the underlying services.

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And this case will be the S3 bucket.

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And Ishita is for elastic compute.

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And this creates virtual machines.

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So let's check this.

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Review it.

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And permissions.

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Now we're used that will now have all the provisions necessary for the pipeline to run.

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Since Elastic Bienstock already includes access to S3, you may want to remove this permission as now

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this is redundant.

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Because the rest of the pipeline is OK, I'm going to simply retried the deployed job.

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But going back to the console, we can now see that everything is successful.

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So what has happened is that we have created a version and we have get a response back.

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And, for example, we'll see here that the version is seven.

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And this was the artifact that we have used from version seven and so on.

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And after that, we have deployed this artifact.

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So we have updated the environment to say so in the technical term that is being used by a Bienstock

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and Adewusi.

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So if we now go to Elastic Bienstock, we can simply refresh this information and you will see here

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that a running version is now version seven.

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And that everything seems to be working fine.