AWS CodeCommit Setup
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The document outlines the steps to set up AWS CodeCommit including creating an IAM user, repositories, branches, pull requests, notifications, and triggers. Screenshots are included showing the creation of repositories, branches, pull requests, notifications, and triggers in the AWS CodeCommit console. References for additional AWS CodeCommit documentation are also provided.
AWS CodeCommit Setup
- 1. AWS CodeCommit Setup Mr. Subramanyam Tirumani Vemala subramanyam.Vemala@gmail.com
- 2. Steps to setup CodeCommit on AWS Console: Steps are in detail with the screenshots as below. • IAM user, with CodeCommit policies enabled, will login to the AWS Console. • Detailed steps are enclosed, to create the branches, notifications, pull requests and triggers etc.
- 3. AWS CodeCommit Dash board:
- 4. Repositories – Create repository:
- 5. Enable CodeGuru reviewer, if the application is in Java:
- 8. Create file:
- 9. Add the committer’s details:
- 10. Files committed:
- 11. Repo with the files in it:
- 15. Commits view:
- 16. Commits details:
- 18. Choose the Source and Destination:
- 20. Merge Pull req – page1:
- 21. Merge Pull req – page2:
- 22. Merged:
- 23. Pull req Activity stages:
- 24. Repo details – Settings:
- 25. Repo – Notifications tab – Create Notification rule:
- 27. Choose the events for the notifications:
- 28. Choose targets type, for Notifications:
- 29. Choose the created SNS target name:
- 30. Repo – Notification created:
- 31. Details of the events that trigger Notifications:
- 32. Repo – Notifications tab:
- 33. Repo – Triggers tab – Create Trigger:
- 34. Trigger details:
- 36. Provide trigger service details:
- 37. Trigger created:
- 38. Repo tags – tab:
- 39. CodeGuru Reviewer tab – Disassociate repository: