I would recommend third-party tools like GitHub, Bitbucket, or GitLab to those considering starting fresh since AWS CodeCommit is deprecated for new customers. Overall, I would rate AWS CodeCommit an eight out of ten.
Anyone can use the solution because AWS's documentation is very nice. Even if you know nothing about AWS CodeCommit, you can follow the documentation. We wanted something that could be pushed directly to the testing environment first and then to the production environment. I suggested that a CI/CD pipeline with CodeCommit would benefit this case because it can integrate with various development environments. I would recommend AWS CodeCommit if the requirement is CI/CD. It integrates well with the development environment and makes pushing and regulating the code easy. I will definitely use AWS CodeCommit in CI/CD processes. Overall, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.
We can't fork online, and we can't integrate directly with Bitbucket. Also, you don't have Jira or debugging and code debugging options. Additionally, we can't add a reviewer or repository code reviewer. When we give the full request, we can't mention anyone's name to which we want to add a full request. Overall, I would rate AWS CodeCommit a seven out of ten.
Version control solutions are essential tools for software development teams, enabling them to effectively manage and track changes to their codebase over time.
I would recommend third-party tools like GitHub, Bitbucket, or GitLab to those considering starting fresh since AWS CodeCommit is deprecated for new customers. Overall, I would rate AWS CodeCommit an eight out of ten.
Anyone can use the solution because AWS's documentation is very nice. Even if you know nothing about AWS CodeCommit, you can follow the documentation. We wanted something that could be pushed directly to the testing environment first and then to the production environment. I suggested that a CI/CD pipeline with CodeCommit would benefit this case because it can integrate with various development environments. I would recommend AWS CodeCommit if the requirement is CI/CD. It integrates well with the development environment and makes pushing and regulating the code easy. I will definitely use AWS CodeCommit in CI/CD processes. Overall, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.
Overall, I rate the solution a seven out of ten.
I rate the product an eight out of ten.
We can't fork online, and we can't integrate directly with Bitbucket. Also, you don't have Jira or debugging and code debugging options. Additionally, we can't add a reviewer or repository code reviewer. When we give the full request, we can't mention anyone's name to which we want to add a full request. Overall, I would rate AWS CodeCommit a seven out of ten.