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Funnily enough when my infra team talked to AWS solution architects about this topic, it seems they were very upfront: don't touch CodeCommit, AWS/Amazon teams
by hocuspocus 2y ago
Funnily enough when my infra team talked to AWS solution architects about this topic, it seems they were very upfront: don't touch CodeCommit, AWS/Amazon teams mostly use GitLab internally. And we do have a partnership plus discounts conditional to minimum usage volumes.
- deeebug 2y agoSlight correction, the sales org uses GitLab, mainly to segregate any “code” they build for customers. Internal AWS/Amazon teams use an internal git-backed UI.
- outime 2y agoThe fact that there was no dogfooding in many years here tells everything one needs to know about CodeCommit.
- latentsea 2y agoAWS CantCommit
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- neongodzilla 2y agoIf AWS forced their teams to "dogfood", it would quickly morph into the Testuo blob monster from Akira -- there are too many products/services popping up too quickly, and the amount of time and knowledge lost to the constant changes would be catastrophic. Dogfooding is for simpler companies. It's also bullshit and best for product managers and sales. Let tech work with what's best for their specific internal environment.
- ctvo 2y agoThe thing I like about AWS is they're very practical. Here's a project from AWS using the CDK to setup a CI/CD pipeline with Github actions: https://github.com/cdklabs/cdk-pipelines-github https://github.com/cdklabs/cdk-pipelines-github