AWS DevOps Source Control

AllCode integrates source control management into all IT implementations as a standard practice. We utilize a variety of source control systems, including Bitbucket, GitHub, and AWS CodeCommit. Our project teams maintain these resources within a version control model and educate customers with each asset update. This approach allows customers to track changes over time, reducing risk while providing continuity and flexibility.

We provide detailed documentation on setting up source control systems, including AWS CodeCommit repositories, tailored to customers’ technology preferences. Additionally, we recommend best practices, branching strategies, and tooling based on the customer’s development methodology and product strategy.

Our Source Control process is articulated below:

1. We select the right source control system for the client. We will use Git or a Team Foundation version control that is centralized.
2. We will select a pipeline. This can be GitHub, GitLab, or AWS.
3. We create repositories for each project or application and organize them into folders or namespaces based on the customer’s structure.
4. We will define and configure access permissions for team members.
5. We will adopt and implement a branching strategy that aligns with the development flow. This can include Feature branches, Release branches, and Hotfix branches.
6. We will automate workflows by setting up a CI/CD pipeline to build, test, and deploy.
7. We will use code reviews to maintain code quality and pull requests to review and discuss changes before merging.
8. We will write README files and include them in the repositories.
9. We will set up monitoring and alerts for security vulnerabilities.
10. We will provide training and adoption for needed customer staff members.