AWS CodeDeploy Failed Deployment in Windows Server

Our CI/CD pipeline has been going smoothly for a long time. Today, I happened to need to deploy something and it failed.

First, I looked in the console and viewing the events, it failed at the first step which is ApplicationStop.

So I thought the application is still running which is usually the case when the deployment failed but this time no instance of my application is being run at that moment.

Next, I check the log file which can be found in:


The log file indicated the agent can't connect to the host. One of the error message in the log is "certificate verify failed".

I restarted the CodeDeploy agent but the issue persisted.

Eventually, by uninstalling and updating the CodeDeploy agent solves my issue. In my case, which is in Windows Server, I had to stop the agent service and uninstall to enable the update to success.



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