AWS CodeCommit : Securely host highly scalable private Git repositories and collaborate on code
- 5 Active Users with AWS Free Tier
Use Cases :
- Collaborate on code
- Use your existing tools
- Receive notifications and custom scripts - Use Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS) notifications for events impacting your repositories
- Create up to 5000 repositories by default - Can generate upto 25000 additional repositories by request
Reference : Code commit user guide
I.Step by Step approach for creating code commit repository
Step1: Search for codecommit service
Step2 : Click on Create Repository
Step3: Entered the mandatory fields as required for creating repository and then click on create
Step4: Click on Add File and add relevant files to the repository then click on commit
Step5 : Can able to see the files added to the repository
Step6: If we wanted to have notifications for the repository you have created then click on create notification rule
Step7: Click on Create target
After enabling SNS notification then next screen looks like
Step8(optional) : If you wanted to change the repo name, click on the repository name and click on settings in the left side menus as per picture below and click on save
II.Step by Step approach for accessing code commit repository
Step1: Select the IAM user then click on security credentials tab
Step2 : Drag down in security credentials tab and then click on Generate Credentials
Step3: Copy and download the credentials, if we dont download we cant able to see the credentials later
Step 4: create a text file - helloworld.txt and commit using git commands
Step5: Check the changes in AWS Console -> codecommit-> select the repository where changes has been pushed.
Conclusion : Discussed about AWS Codecommit and step by step approach of using the service
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