AWS CodeCommit is a fully managed source code control service provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS). It is designed to help development teams securely store, manage, and collaborate on source code and other application assets.
In this demo I created a budget to alert me of any charges accrued on my account, then added an admin user to perform duties within my account
Granted the necessary user permissions
Downloaded the csv file created for the user
Able to sign in with credentials
Changed the auto-generated password
Created a repository via CodeCommit
Downloaded necessary access information for HTTP connection
Copied clone link to initiate the session in VScode
Pasted the clone link
Started a new WSL terminal from within VScode
Using git add , able to put the demo files onto staging
Next, git commit -m "<message>" and git push can be used to complete the upload. Because this connection occurs over HTTPS, it will be necessary to insert the CSV credentials downloaded previously each time.
Versioning and can editing can now be done from within CodeCommit
Demo JSON code shown from w3schools
I can select edit and add any code
Highlighted where the change has been made
Code commit will log the changes and show exactly where the changes were made. If this were a production case, the change can then be reviewed here before being pushed to the master branch
