Code Commit

[neilashbysenior]

Hi, I was looking at using Atlantis with AWS CodeCommit and from what I can gather it's not possible to make the webhook work through a trigger to SNS because we can't configure Atlantis to accept the subscription. I haven't seen any Lambda functions knocking about that could achieve the same objective.
I just wanted to confirm that CodeCommit isn't supported as a repository and wondered if this was likely to change in the future?
Thanks,
Neil.

[lkysow]

Hi, unfortunately CodeCommit isn't supported and this isn't likely to change in the future.

[neilashbysenior]

great, thanks for confirming

[atali]

what is the reason of not supporting codecommit ?

[lkysow]

See #32 (comment)

Basically it's a lot of work and makes it harder to maintain the project going forward.

[Govinda-Fichtner]

Hello Luke,
just a short question regarding AWS CodeCommit. I was wondering if I could just emulate the endpoints that Github (or Gitlab) provides for the webhook integration with Atlantis... and thus create a custom integration with AWS CodeCommit with, for instance a Lambda/ApiGateway-based implementation. Could you point me to some documentation/code that would point me to how such endpoints need to look like?

Thanks. Govinda

[Govinda-Fichtner]

After a quick look through https://github.com/runatlantis/atlantis/blob/master/server/events/vcs/github_client.go it seems not so easy as to just implement some webhook endpoints. Obviously the github client would need to be able to talk to a backend that can respond to all the Github API calls you make in that file. And the Github hostname is also hardcoded... and I probably missed other aspect as well.

My original idea was if I would be able to quickly create a facade around AWS CodeCommit to make Atlantis use it. Not so sure now if this makes sense...

[lkysow]

No I don't think so. There's more than just the client implementation. See what it took for Azure DevOps: #719

[Govinda-Fichtner]

@lkysow Thanks for your opinion. Do you know of any alternatives that might work with AWS CodeCommit?

[lkysow]

Sorry, I do not.

[kclinden]

+1 for CodeCommit