Question

A company uses a Git provider that is compatible with AMS Code services that support credential authentication as version control for application code. The company wants to package the code and make it available when it is merged. The packaged code must be available as an upstream source for future packaged code. Which combination of steps will satisfy these requirements? (Choose two.)

Accepted Answer

A. Create an AWS Secrets Manager secret that holds the Git provider credentials. Create an AWS CodeBuild project that integrates with the Git repository by using the Secrets Manager secret and a corresponding webhook.; D. Create an AWS CodeArtifact domain and repository. Configure the AWS CodeBuild project to package the CodeBuild project's output artifact and upload the artifact to the CodeArtifact repository.

Answer

Create an AWS Parameter Store secure string parameter that holds the Git provider credentials. Create an AWS CodeBuild project that integrates with the Git repository by using the secure string parameter and a corresponding webhook.

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Create an AWS Secrets Manager secret that holds the Git provider credentials. Create an AWS CodeBuild project that define a Secrets Manager environment variable in the buildspec. Use the environment variable to configure a mirror of the Git repository during the install phase.

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Create an Amazon S3 bucket. Configure the AWS CodeBuild project to package and upload the artifact to the S3 bucket.