‫So, now let's get into
‫the code-related tools in AWS.
‫So, before pushing the application code to servers,
‫you need to store it somewhere
‫and developers usually choose a code repository,
‫usually that was going to be backed
‫using the Git technology, G-I-T.
‫And so, a very famous public offering is called GitHub,
‫but AWS has a competing product
‫that is going to be CodeCommit.
‫And so, CodeCommit is a way for you to store your code
‫within AWS in a version control repository.
‫So, it's going to be for Git-based repository.
‫And why would you have that?
‫Well, once you have a Git-based repository,
‫it becomes incredibly easy for developers
‫to collaborate with each other on the code.
‫The code changes are going to be automatically versioned
‫and can be rolled back.
‫And so, the benefit is that with CodeCommit,
‫you have a fully-managed code repository,
‫it's scalable and highly available,
‫but also it lives within your AWS accounts,
‫so it's private, secure, and it's going to be
‫integrated with all AWS services.
‫So, in this few next lectures, I'm going to show you
‫different AWS services, code, blah, blah, blah.
‫And then, we'll do a hands-on at the very end
‫to show you a demo of all these tools at once.
‫So, I will see you in the next lecture.