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My question is "skipped" situation doesn't sound like a network error. There is no 4xx error or fail status
The user needs to create a service role and attach the AWSCodeDeployRole policy to it to grant the correct permissions for CodeDeploy to access EC2 instances. The role chosen should allow access to start and stop EC2 instances. If the IAM role used by CodeDeploy doesn't have the necessary permissions to access the deployment artifacts or interact with the EC2 instances, the deployment may be skipped. So it is not the IAM permissions of the user invoking the CodeDeploy.
A and D are correct: the deployment process might be skipped because of codedeploy agent A: no connection means skipped deployment D: insufficient permission means skipped deployment