Amazon CodeCatalyst now supports GitLab.com source code repositories
Amazon CodeCatalyst now supports the use of source code repositories hosted in GitLab.com in CodeCatalyst projects. This allows customers to use GitLab.com repositories with CodeCatalyst’s features such as its cloud IDE (Development Environments), Amazon Q feature development, and custom and public blueprints. Customers can also trigger CodeCatalyst workflows based on events in GitLab.com, view the status of CodeCatalyst workflows back in GitLab.com, and even block GitLab.com pull request merges based on the status of CodeCatalyst workflows.
Customers want the flexibility to use source code repositories hosted in GitLab.com, without the need to migrate to CodeCatalyst to use it functionality. Migration is a long process and customers want to evaluate CodeCatalyst and its capabilities using their own code repositories before they decide to migrate. Support for popular source code providers such as GitLab.com is the top customer ask for CodeCatalyst. Now customers can use the capabilities of CodeCatalyst without the need for migration of source code from GitLab.com.
This capability is available in regions where CodeCatalyst is available. There is no change to pricing.
For more information, see the documentation or visit the Amazon CodeCatalyst website.