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AWS CodeArtifact and your package management flow – Best Practices for InteCategory: Deployment, Software, Security
You often use artifact repositories to store and share software or deployment packages. Centralized artifacts enable teams to operate independently and share versioned software artifacts across your organization.
Whenever a package is fetched from a repository, the asset is cached in your CodeArtifact domain to minimize the cost of subsequent downstream requests.
You should have a one-to-one mapping with external repositories, and rather than have multiple CodeArtifact repositories pointing to the same public repository.
You will need to remove the domain and repository in the following order: To delete the repository and domain, see the following code: This post covered how to integrate CodeArtifact into your delivery flow and use CodeArtifact effectively.
Whenever a package is fetched from a repository, the asset is cached in your CodeArtifact domain to minimize the cost of subsequent downstream requests.
You should have a one-to-one mapping with external repositories, and rather than have multiple CodeArtifact repositories pointing to the same public repository.
You will need to remove the domain and repository in the following order: To delete the repository and domain, see the following code: This post covered how to integrate CodeArtifact into your delivery flow and use CodeArtifact effectively.
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