A company is using AWS CodeDeploy to manage its application deployments. Recently, the Development team decided to use GitHub for version control, and the team is looking for ways to integrate the GitHub repository with CodeDeploy. The team also needs to develop a way to automate deployment whenever there is a new commit on that repository. The team is currently deploying new application revisions by manually indicating the Amazon S3 location.
How can the integration be achieved in the MOST efficient way?

A. Create a GitHub webhook to replicate the repository to AWS CodeCommit. Create an AWS CodePipeline pipeline that uses CodeCommit as a source provider and AWS CodeDeploy as a deployment provider. Once configured, commit a change to the GitHub repository to start the first deployment.
B. Create an AWS CodePipeline pipeline that uses GitHub as a source provider and AWS CodeDeploy as a deployment provider. Connect this new pipeline with the GitHub account and instruct CodePipeline to use webhooks in GitHub to automatically start the pipeline when a change occurs.
C. Create an AWS Lambda function to check periodically if there has been a new commit within the GitHub repository. If a new commit is found, trigger a CreateDeployment API call to AWS CodeDeploy to start a new deployment based on the last commit ID within the deployment group.
D. Create an AWS CodeDeploy custom deployment configuration to associate the GitHub repository with the deployment group. During the association process, authenticate the deployment group with GitHub to obtain the GitHub security authentication token. Configure the deployment group options to automatically deploy if a new commit is found. Perform a new commit to the GitHub repository to trigger the first deployment.