# Creating a Codebuild project and getting the output with CloudWatch Logs

Let’s start by going to the S3 console and creating a bucket that we are going to use to store the build artifacts. Once there, I will select my region (us-east-1), leave Bucket type as General purpose, provide a globally unique bucket name (codebuildbucket) and leave ACL’s disabled.

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Download the following zip file from this [repo](https://github.com/samcolon/AWSDevOpsEngineerPro/tree/main/Lab1/MessageUtil) and upload it to the bucket as is. Credit to Sam Colon

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Now I have to create a policy then a service role in IAM


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