Developer Tools

Question 1

Developer Tools

Answer 1

Cloud9
CodeCommit
CodeBuild
CodeDeploy
CodePipeline
X-Ray
CodeStar

Question 2

Cloud9

Answer 2

Cloud9 allows you to write code within an integrated development environment (IDE) from within your web browser.

Cloud9 in the Real World: Build serverless applications

Question 3

CodeCommit

Answer 3

CodeCommit is a source control system for private Git repositories.

Create repositories to store code. Commit, branch, and merge code. Collaborate with other software developers.

CodeCommit in the Real World: Manage versions of source code files for your applications

Question 4

CodeBuild

Answer 4

CodeBuild allows you to build and test your application source code.

Compiles source code and runs tests. Enables continuous integration and delivery.

CodeBuild in the Real World: Run tests before deploying a new version of an application to productio

Question 5

CodeDeploy

Answer 5

CodeDeploy manages the deployment of code to compute services in the cloud or on-premises.

Deploys code to EC2, Fargate, Lambda, and on-premises. Maintains application uptime

CodeDeploy in the Real World: Maintain application uptime when rolling out a new version.

Question 6

CodePipeline

Answer 6

CodePipeline automates the software release process.

Quickly deliver new features and updates

CodePipeline in the Real World: Add automation to the building, testing, and deployment of your application

Question 7

X-Ray

Answer 7

X-Ray helps you debug production applications.

Analyze and debug production applications. Map application components. View requests end to end

Question 8

CodeStar

Answer 8

CodeStar helps developers collaboratively work on development projects.

Integrates with CodeCommit, CodeBuild, and CodeDeploy. Developers connect their development environment. Contains issue tracking dashboard.

CodeStar in the Real World: CodeStar can manage the development pipeline