AWS CodeCommit Reviews

We primarily use AWS CodeCommit as it is the AWS service, making it easy to commit any changes. It helps integrate changes automatically with deployment servers.

AWS CodeCommit facilitates easy integration of code changes with deployment servers, reducing the need for authentication processes.

I use this for pretty much everything. I work with Glue, pipelines, CodeCommit, and CoPipeline. I use Kinesis and Kafka.

Not really that much stands out. I am using CodeCommit since my customer asked me to use it. It is just an appliance, and GitHub and GitLab can do a better job.

I mainly use CodeCommit to commit my code and push it to the repository. Whenever I develop code in the local environment, I use CodeCommit to check in and put the code onto the remote repository and trigger the pipeline.

The solution scalable. I can meet the repository size and traffic requirements without any additional configuration. AWS integrates well with other AWS services, like native integration tools such as CodePipeline, CodeBuild, and CodeDeploy. 

It also works well with CloudWatch for monitoring and CloudTrail for auditing. I can use IAM to enable detailed permission at the repository level. It supports Git tools and their workflows. These are some of the features that are quite useful when using CodeCommit.

We use AWS CodeCommit for existing customers whose workloads are already integrated with it. However, for new customers, we use different version control systems like GitHub, Bitbucket, and GitLab.

AWS CodeCommit provides a reliable version control system, and we continue using it for customers already integrated with the system.

AWS CodeCommit is a version control system, and most of our application codes stay in it.

AWS CodeCommit has the usual version control features, and it integrates with AWS CodeGuru for code reviews. We use that feature extensively.

Our primary use case for AWS CodeCommit is as a private code repository.

There is no environment to manage, no need for antivirus, and no requirement for any additional security solutions since it is fully managed by AWS. This results in significant cost savings and ensures availability with guaranteed uptime by AWS. Moreover, supporting services are also not required because AWS handles everything.

AWS CodeCommit is used for continuous integration and continuous development. We use the solution to push a code onto the production environment, whether on S3 or EC2. It will create a CI/CD pipeline.

The solution's most valuable feature is versioning. We can put authorization so that a senior employee can validate the code before pushing it to the environment. You can have a testing environment and a production environment. You can push the code to whatever environment you want based on your requirements.

We use AWS CodeCommit to store data, create instances and work on them.

AWS CodeCommit is much easier to use than Bitbucket. It doesn't require any personal password or these things. We just need to put in our AWS account password and username.