Reduce AWS CodeCommit costs with these tips
Store code in private Git repositories
AWS CodeCommit cost saving tips
Optimize your AWS CodeCommit costs with these tips
Use Hourly Pricing
Take advantage of CodeCommit's hourly rates. Only pay for active use and delete unneeded repositories to avoid standby costs.
Optimize Repository Size
Remove unused files and commits from the repository over time. Larger repositories with unnecessary data may inflate storage costs.
Consolidate Repositories
Group related code in fewer, bigger repositories rather than many small ones. Lower costs can be achieved as CodeCommit's pricing depends on the number of repositories.
Service information & pricing
About AWS CodeCommit
- About AWS CodeCommit
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AWS CodeCommit is a secure and scalable source control service hosting private Git repositories. It omits the need for your own source control servers, offering customizable user access, automatic file encryption, and high repository availability. It promotes coding collaboration and workflow integration like code reviews. Initially, 5,000 repositories can be created with an extra 25,000 upon request.
- AWS CodeCommit pricing
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AWS CodeCommit offers a free tier for all users, including 5 active users/month, each with 5,000 repositories, 50GB storage, and 10,000 Git requests. Extra users also receive the same, but with 10GB storage and 2000 Git requests. Unused resources don't roll over. Storage overages cost $0.06/GB-month, Git requests $0.001/each.