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Use AWS CodeCommit to mirror an Azure DevOps repository using an Azure DevOCategory: yaml
AWS customers with Git repositories in Azure DevOps can automatically backup their repositories in the AWS Cloud using an AWS CodeCommit repository as a replica. In this post, we show you how to automatically sync a source repository in Azure DevOps to a replica repository in AWS CodeCommit using an Azure DevOps pipeline.
To replicate your repository in the AWS Cloud, you perform the following steps which we will cover in this blog post: Before you get started, make sure you have the following prerequisites set up: You first create a new repository in CodeCommit to use as your replica repository.
In this example, you create an IAM policy, IAM user, and HTTPS Git credentials for the pipeline to give it access to your repository in AWS.
It provided detailed instructions on setting up your replica repository in CodeCommit, creating a least privilege access policy and user credentials for the pipeline in IAM, and creating the pipeline in Azure DevOps.
To replicate your repository in the AWS Cloud, you perform the following steps which we will cover in this blog post: Before you get started, make sure you have the following prerequisites set up: You first create a new repository in CodeCommit to use as your replica repository.
In this example, you create an IAM policy, IAM user, and HTTPS Git credentials for the pipeline to give it access to your repository in AWS.
It provided detailed instructions on setting up your replica repository in CodeCommit, creating a least privilege access policy and user credentials for the pipeline in IAM, and creating the pipeline in Azure DevOps.
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