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AWS codecommit is a version control service hosted by AWS that stores and manages assets privately in the cloud.

CodeCommit is a secure, highly scalable, managed source control service that can be used to host private Git repositories that support the standard features of Git.

It is recommended to create a new user for codecommit and only give this user the relevant permissions of codecommit (see below):

1) to allow users to use the CodeCommit console, the administrator must grant them permission to perform CodeCommit operations. For example, you can attach an AWSCodeCommitPowerUser managed policy or its equivalent policy to a user or group

2) AWSCodeCommitFullAccess-Grant full access to CodeCommit. Apply this policy only to administrative users to whom you want to grant full control over the CodeCommit repository and related resources in your AWS account, including the ability to delete the repository

3) AWSCodeCommitPowerUser-allows users to access all functions of CodeCommit and repository-related resources, but does not allow deletion of CodeCommit repositories or creation or deletion of repository-related resources in other AWS services such as Amazon CloudWatch Events

4) AWSCodeCommitReadOnly-the ability to grant read-only access to repository-related resources in CodeCommit and other AWS services, as well as the ability to create and manage your own CodeCommit-related resources, such as Git credentials and SSH keys for their IAM users to use when accessing the repository. For users who want to grant them the ability to read the contents of the repository but cannot make any changes to the content

Allow users to use Git for a single repository

In CodeCommit, GitPull IAM policy permissions apply to any Git client command that retrieves data from CodeCommit, including git fetch, git clone, and so on. Similarly, GitPush IAM policy permissions apply to any Git client command that sends data to CodeCommit. For example, if the GitPush IAM policy permission is set to Allow, the user can use the Git protocol to push branch deletion. Any permissions applied to the DeleteBranch operation of this IAM user do not affect the push. DeleteBranch permissions apply to operations performed through the console, AWS CLI, software development kits, and API, but not to operations performed through the Git protocol.

The following example allows specified users to perform fetch and push operations on the CodeCommit repository named MyDemoRepo:

{

"Version": "2012-10-17"

"Statement": [

{

"Effect": "Allow"

"Action": [

"codecommit:GitPull"

"codecommit:GitPush"

]

"Resource": "arn:aws:codecommit:us-east-2:111111111111:MyDemoRepo"

}

]

}

Configure the private key pulled by git offline:

Step 1: prerequisites

You must connect to the AWS CodeCommit repository using a Git client that supports Git version 1.7.9 or later. If you do not have a Git client, you can download and install one from Git

You must attach the AWS CodeCommit hosting policy to your IAM users

You must have a SSH public / private key pair. Open the Bash simulator and create a public / private key pair using ssh-keygen

Step 2: register the SSH public key

Upload the SSH public key for your IAM users; (here the private key that matches the public key is computer generated)

After uploading your SSH public key, copy the SSH key ID

Step 3: edit the local SSH configuration

Edit the SSH configuration file named "config" in the local ~ / .ssh directory. Add the following line to the file, where the value of User is the SSH key ID that you copied in step 2.

Host git-codecommit.*.amazonaws.comUser Your-IAM-SSH-Key-ID-HereIdentityFile ~ / .ssh / Your-Private-Key-File-Name-Here

After saving the file, make sure it has the correct permissions by running the following command in the ~ / .ssh directory.

Chmod 600 config

Step 4: clone the repository

Clone the repository to the local computer and start working on the code. Run the following command:

Git clone ssh://git-codecommit.ap-northeast-1.amazonaws.com/v1/repos/airdrop

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