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Secure Packages with AWS CodeArtifact
Introducing Today's Project! In this project, I will demonstrate how to set up & use AWS CodeArtifact to manage & secure Java dependencies for my application. I'm doing this project to learn about AWS CodeArtifact and how I can use this service to secure my web app's packages. Key tools and concepts Services I used were AWS EC2, AWS CodeArtifact, GitHub, & VScode. Key concepts I learnt include how to use AWS CodeArtifact which is my 1st time experience. Project reflection This project took me approximately 3 hours +. The most challenging part was when I stored my "Settings.xml" as 'Setting.xml without the 'S' which caused a lot of errors. It was most rewarding to see the Build's success. I secured Java dependencies with AWS CodeArtifact on this project! In this project, I: ✅ Created a web app using Maven and pushed it to GitHub. ✅ Set up a CodeArtifact repository to manage dependencies. ✅ Configured Maven to fetch dependencies securely through CodeArtifact. ✅ Created and attached IAM policies to securely access CodeArtifact. Here is the link to my documentation: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GnY4iKae3FTv0dR51ttYJDOzt42DzD_S/view?usp=sharing
Introducing Today's Project!
In this project, I will demonstrate how to set up & use AWS CodeArtifact to manage & secure Java dependencies for my application. I'm doing this project to learn about AWS CodeArtifact and how I can use this service to secure my web app's packages.
Key tools and concepts
Services I used were AWS EC2, AWS CodeArtifact, GitHub, & VScode. Key
concepts I learnt include how to use AWS CodeArtifact which is my 1st time experience.
Project reflection
This project took me approximately 3 hours +. The most challenging part was when I stored my "Settings.xml" as 'Setting.xml without the 'S' which caused a lot of errors. It was most rewarding to see the Build's success.
I secured Java dependencies with AWS CodeArtifact on this project!
In this project, I:
✅ Created a web app using Maven and pushed it to GitHub.
✅ Set up a CodeArtifact repository to manage dependencies.
✅ Configured Maven to fetch dependencies securely through CodeArtifact.
✅ Created and attached IAM policies to securely access CodeArtifact.
Here is the link to my documentation:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GnY4iKae3FTv0dR51ttYJDOzt42DzD_S/view?usp=sharing
