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Hands-on lab: Access to a CodeCommit repository

Hands-on lab: Access to a CodeCommit repository - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial

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Hands-on lab: Access to a CodeCommit repository

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- [Instructor] Unlike GitHub, it's not possible to configure a CodeCommit repository to be publicly accessible. So before you can interact with a CodeCommit repository like loading a branch to your local machine or pushing code changes, there are a few things that you have to do. Connections to a CodeCommit repository can be done over HTTPS or SSH. So choosing which protocol to use depends on your preference. In this session, we will see how to authenticate and connect a CodeCommit repository over HTTPS using Git credentials. To get started type CodeCommit into the search field to get to the CodeCommit console. Now that we're at the console, click create repository. Let's name this repository, I'll just call it td test. We can also give it an optional description. I'll type in here my first CodeCommit repository. Then let's hit create. Okay, the repository has been successfully created. There are three connection…

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