Using CodeCommit for code versioning

There are plenty of choices regarding where you can store your code, both on-premises and within SaaS solutions. Features and values are what tend to drive decisions on which product to use. AWS CodeCommit provides both a robust set of features and the value of being a pay-per-use service, containing elements such as native connectivity to AWS services, along with them complying with multiple assurance programs such as SOC2, PCI, HIPAA, and others.

In Chapter 6, Understanding CI/CD and the SDLC, we discussed the four major phases of the software development life cycle: source, build, test, and deploy. The initial phase, source, is what we will be concentrating on in this section. As a quick recap, the source phase allows you to check your code into a central repository and also allows multiple people to collaborate on the same code base.

What is CodeCommit?

CodeCommit is a secure, highly scalable, managed source control service that...