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For comparison, quoting from the AWS CodeCommit pricing page... AWS CodeCommit costs: $1 per active user per month For every active user, your account receive
by discodave 10y ago
For comparison, quoting from the AWS CodeCommit pricing page...
AWS CodeCommit costs:
$1 per active user per month
For every active user, your account receives for that month:
10 GB-month of storage
2,000 Git requests
And the 1 year free tier is:
5 active users
50 GB-month of storage
10,000 Git requests
- voltagex_ 10y agoIt took a bit of searching to find out what a "Git Request" entailed: "A Git request includes any push or pull that transmits repository objects. The request does not count towards your Git request allowance if there is no object transfer due to local and remote branches being up-to-date." Anyone who's using CodeCommit - have you hit the limits? How much did you go over by?
- majewsky 10y agoI don't use CodeCommit, but I doubt that an average developer would be hitting the 2000-request boundary (that's 100 requests per day assuming a 5-day work week). Technical users like a CI might be more problematic.
- vacri 10y agoI think it's 2000 requests overall, and if you add in a few buildplans for each of a few repos, you'll easily hit it. Still, it's not pricey if you do.
- discodave 10y agoEven if you hit the limit it's $1 per 1000 requests after that... still potentially cheaper than GitHub. http://aws.amazon.com/codecommit/pricing/ http://aws.amazon.com/codecommit/pricing/