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Creating your CodeCommit repository

Creating your CodeCommit repository - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial

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Creating your CodeCommit repository

[Narrator] - For our automated bill process, we're going to need a code repository. So let's go to CodeCommit and set up a private repo for our project. But before we do, let's make sure we have the proper credentials. We'll go to IAM. Type IAM. We're going to find our user here. We're going to make sure we have administrator access or CodeCommit power user access. Once you verify that, we'll go to security credentials, scroll down to CodeCommit and you're going to see a couple of options. SSH keys for AWS CodeCommit or HTTPS Git credentials for AWS CodeCommit. If you prefer using SSH, you can upload your private SSH information here, or just generate HTTPS more traditional user password credentials. We'll go to services and type CodeCommit. Here, in the CodeCommit consol, we're going to click create repository. We'll give it a name. I'll type deploy demo webapp and click create. Once we've created our…

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