AWS CodeCommit is a serverless service that hosts private Git repositories, allowing developers to use standard Git tools and commands. It is highly available, durable, and scalable, with no limits on file type or size, though S3 is recommended for files over 5 MB. Additionally, CodeCommit can integrate with various AWS services and automates pipeline triggering when changes are pushed to remote repositories.

1. AWS CodeCommit

2. Git - A Brief Introduction
● Open source, distributed version-control system to coordinate work and track
in software development
● Created for the development of linux kernel in 2005
● StackOverflow 2018 Survey - Almost 90% of the developers checking their
code via Git
● Repository is the collection of file and folder associated with a project along
with each file’s version
● Commit is the snapshot of Git Repository for specific point in its timeline used
to track changes

3. Usage of Git Repos on AWS Pipeline
You can use your remote Git repositories as source location on your pipelines if
their service providers are supported by AWS codepipeline
Your pipeline will be triggered automatically each time you push your changes to
your remote repository
You can use the master (default) or another branch on your pipeline

5. What is AWS CodeCommit?
● AWS service for hosting private Git Repositories
● Serverless and fully managed by AWS
● Highly available, durable and scalable
● No limits of file type or size, but s3 is recommended for sizes > 5 mb
● Standard Git tools and commands used to access repo
● You can migrate from other Git providers easily
● Part of AWS Developer tools and can be integrate with various AWS services

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