AWS CodeCommit was launched in 2015, allowing developers to run repositories of Git on AWS. But the announcement was mostly quiet because it didn't add any special features. However, I suspected it ...

Developers have no shortage of source control options to store code and other artifacts. Outside of services such as GitHub and Bitbucket, some public cloud providers also offer their own native ...

The developer can use Git-compliant IDEs such as Eclipse or Visual Studio to make changes to COBOL code that are installed on desktops either locally using Amazon EC2 instances or the managed and ...

This Guidance requires the use of AWS CodeCommit, which is no longer available to new customers. Existing customers of AWS CodeCommit can continue using and deploying this Guidance as normal.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) recently announced that they are no longer onboarding new customers to CodeCommit, their fully managed source control service. This decision marks a significant shift in ...

t.Git Professional is a GitHub like, enterprise ready web interface built on top of AWS CodeCommit, designed for enterprise teams that want to keep their source code fully within AWS. Many enterprises ...