Summary

• An enterprise-grade remote source code repository consists of several branches, such as the development branch, QA branch, staging branch, and master branch.
• The main purpose of a development branch on a remote repository is to allow development team members to fork a new branch for a bug fix, hotfix, or a feature development, as and when required.
• AWS CodeBuild is a fully-managed continuous integration service. It not only compiles code, but is also capable of running unit tests and producing artifacts (software packages).
• AWS CodeBuild supports most popular programming languages, such as .NET Core, Go, Java, Node.js, PHP, and Python, and build tools, such as Apache Maven and Gradle.
• AWS CodeBuild can be managed using the web console, AWS CLI, AWS SDKs, or AWS CodePipeline.
• Once artifacts are produced using AWS CodeBuild (with the help of AWS CodePipeline), they can...