AWS_CodeCommit
AWS_CodeCommit
Contents:
Introduction
AWS Code Commit vs Git Hub
AWS Code Commit Workflow
AWS Code Commit Benefits
AWS Code Commit Repository Creation
AWS Code Commit Branches
AWS Code Commit Pricing
Introduction:
AWS CodeCommit:
AWS CodeCommit is a source control storage and version code service
provided by Amazon.
It helps the team with better code management and collaboration, exploiting
the benefits of CI/CD.
It eliminates the need for a third-party version control.
This service can be used to store assets such as documents, source code, and
binary files.
It also helps you manage these assets. Managing includes scaling, integrating,
merging, pushing and pulling code changes.
Benefits of CodeCommit
Fully Managed Service:
If you’re a DevOps engineer, wouldn’t you like to keep your entire focus on
production instead of maintaining updates, managing your own hardware or
software? AWS CodeCommit eliminates the boring tasks of managing your
resources providing high service availability and durability.
Store Code Securely:
Since its a version control system, it stores your code. For a matter of fact, it
stores any kind of data, be it documents or binary files. Data stored is pretty
secure as they’re encrypted at rest as well as in transit.
Work Collaboratively with Code:
AWS CodeCommit lets you collaboratively work with the code. You can work on
a section of the code and the other person/team can work on the other
section, the changes/updates can be pushed and merged in the repository.
Users can review, comment on each other’s code helping them write code to
their highest potential.
Highly Scalable:
AWS CodeCommit lets you scale up or down to meet your needs. The service
can handle large repositories, a large number of files with large branches and
lengthy commit histories.
Integration:
You can easily integrate AWS CodeCommit with other AWS services. It keeps
these services close to other resources making it easier and faster to fetch and
use increasing the speed and frequency of development life cycle. It also lets
you integrate third-party services pretty easily.
Migration:
You can easily Migrate any Git-based repository to CodeCommit easily.
Interactions Using Git:
Interacting with CodeCommit is pretty simple as its Git-based. You can use Git
Commands to pull, push, merge or perform other actions. It also gives you the
feature to use AWS CLI commands along with its very own API’s.
Cross-Account Access:
CodeCommit lets you cross-link two different AWS accounts making it easier to
share repositories between two accounts securely. There are a few things to
keep in mind like you shouldn’t share your ssh keys or AWS credentials.