The GitLab DevSecOps Platform now integrates natively with many AWS services through AWS CodeStar Connections and AWS CodePipeline. This long-awaited integration was recently completed by the AWS CodeSuite service team for GitLab.com SaaS, GitLab Self-Managed, and GitLab Dedicated. AWS CodeStar Connections is a utility layer, which means other AWS services can enable native GitLab integration with less work.
Once created, CodeStar Connections objects can be used directly to integrate with many AWS services such as:
- AWS CodePipeline,
- Amazon CodeWhisperer Customization Capability,
- AWS Service Catalog
- AWS Glue
When a CodeStar Connection is used to configure a GitLab CodePipeline configuration it can further support:
- AWS CodeBuild
- Amazon SageMaker MLOps Projects
- AWS CodeDeploy
GitLab and AWS have been working at ever deeper levels of technical and business integration to ensure that our co-customers have a best-in-class experience when using GitLab and AWS together.
Check out the complete list of AWS Services that are now directly accessible in the GitLab AWS Integration Index documentation.
Resources
- GitLab AWS Integration Index documentation is a one-stop location for these new integrations as well as existing integrations
- AWS documentation for setting up CodeStar Connections with GitLab.com SaaS
- AWS documentation for setting up CodeStar Connections with self-managed GitLab
- AWS documentation for configuring AWS CodePipeline integration
- AWS announcement for GitLab CodePipeline Integration for GitLab SaaS and AWS announcement for GitLab Self-Managed
