AWS Code Commit

- Learn how to implement CI/CD on AWS using AWS managed services

- AWS provides its own services to implement the CICD process

- AWS CodeCommit is a managed AWS service similar to GitHub or GitLab.

- AWS CodeCommit is a managed git service with advantages like scalability and reliability.

- AWS CodeCommit is a competitor to private repositories in organizations

- AWS CodeCommit allows you to clone repositories and upload files either through the terminal or the browser.

- Create an IAM user for accessing CodeCommit and attach necessary policies

- Accessing AWS CodeCommit repository from terminal using git

- AWS CodeCommit has very limited features compared to GitHub and GitLab

- AWS CodeCommit is not widely used and has limitations in terms of integrations and user interface.

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Learn how to implement CI/CD on AWS using AWS managed services

- Instead of using Jenkins or other open source tools, AWS offers its own managed services like AWS CodeCommit, AWS CodePipeline, AWS CodeBuild, and AWS CodeDeploy

- Using these services, you can implement the entire CI/CD process within AWS

AWS provides its own services to implement the CICD process

- Code Commit can be used for version control system

- Code Pipeline can be used for building the application

- Code Builder can be used for building the application

- Code Deploy can be used for application deployment

AWS CodeCommit is a managed AWS service similar to GitHub or GitLab.

- CodeCommit is useful for organizations that require private repositories and hosted git solutions.

- AWS provides a managed service for CodeCommit instead of organizations having to download and install git solutions on their own servers.

AWS CodeCommit is a managed git service with advantages like scalability and reliability.

- AWS CodeCommit takes care of scalability by allowing you to create repositories without the need to manage EC2 instances.

- In organizations where code is not open source, AWS CodeCommit provides a solution to increase the capacity of servers as the number of repositories increases.

AWS CodeCommit is a competitor to private repositories in organizations

- It is similar to other Version Control Systems like GitHub

- You can create repositories, store code, manage pull requests and issues in AWS CodeCommit

AWS CodeCommit allows you to clone repositories and upload files either through the terminal or the browser.

- To clone a repository, you can use the Clone URL and terminal commands.

- To upload files, you can use the browser UI and select the 'Add File' option.

Create an IAM user for accessing CodeCommit and attach necessary policies

- Generate an IAM user, set a custom password, and create it

- Attach the required policy for CodeCommit access, such as power user or full access

Accessing AWS CodeCommit repository from terminal using git

- Install git on your personal laptop based on your machine's OS and check the installation using 'git --version'

- Copy the clone URL from the CodeCommit repository

- Run the command 'git clone <clone URL>' to clone the repository

AWS CodeCommit has very limited features compared to GitHub and GitLab

- It lacks advanced collaboration features like GitHub Code Pilot and Auto Devops

- It is difficult to use for organizations already using a different version control system

AWS CodeCommit is not widely used and has limitations in terms of integrations and user interface.

- Organizations prefer to use solutions outside AWS, such as GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket, for better integrations with third-party tools.

- AWS CodeCommit does not offer significant value in terms of job opportunities or productive interviewing techniques.