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Source control systems

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- [Instructor] As we're continuing to look at the components of automation of AWS applications, let's discuss source control systems. Here are some that I've worked with, for example. Some are vendor-based, such as VSTS or TFS from Microsoft, and a definite advantage of working with these is once they're set up, it can be easier for the developers to work with them because they're integrated into the IDE, in this case Visual Studio. Other types of source control systems that I'm using are GitHub and Bitbucket, and they are run by GitHub and Atlassian. Now, there's a fee for private repositories, which is a typical pattern for enterprises. They usually don't put their source code publicly available, although there are some open source projects. And they are a stand-alone or a separate component as opposed to something like VSTS, so there is some integration that has to occur. Older source control systems that are open source that are still in wide usage are Subversion and Mercurial. I…

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