AWS Code Commit - CI/CD Series Part 1

 



This is a multi-part series to show how to implement a CI/CD pipeline in AWS.

In this post, We will see how to use AWS Code Commit.

AWS CodeCommit is a fully managed source control service that allows you to store and manage your code securely in the cloud. 

It provides a private Git repository for your code and supports all Git commands and workflows.

CodeCommit also integrates with other AWS services like AWS CodePipeline and AWS CodeBuild, allowing you to automate your entire software release process. This can help you streamline your development workflows and improve the overall efficiency of your team.

I created a repo from AWS CodeCommit -> Create Repository.


And I begin with cloning the repo locally. So that I can make changes and push it.

To clone the repo click on "HTTPS" under Clone URL.


I make changes to index.html file.



Now push it to AWS CodeCommit.


Let’s verify the changes in AWS Code commit.


Changes are reflected in AWS CodeCommit. We are done with Part I. 

So, below are the files I have in my CodeCommit repo.


In the next part, we will see CodeBuild.





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