How to Cancel AWS CodeCommit (2026)

How to cancel AWS CodeCommit

To fully cancel or discontinue the use of AWS CodeCommit, follow these steps:

AWS CodeCommit is no longer available to new customers, but existing customers can continue using it. If you wish to cancel or migrate away from CodeCommit, here’s how you can proceed:

1. Migrate Your Repository: Clone your AWS CodeCommit repository to your local machine using Git. You can do this by running the command:
   bash
   git clone –mirror https://your-aws-repository-url your-aws-repository

   Replace your-aws-repository-url with the URL of your AWS CodeCommit repository and your-aws-repository with a name for this repository.

2. Set Up a New Remote Repository: Create a new repository on another Git provider (like GitHub or GitLab) and set it as the remote repository for your cloned local repository.

3. Update CI/CD Pipelines: If you have CI/CD pipelines set up that interact with your repository, update their configuration to reflect the new repository URL.

4. Inform Your Team: Notify your team about the migration and provide them with the new repository URL.

5. Delete the AWS CodeCommit Repository: Once you have successfully migrated, you can delete the AWS CodeCommit repository. This action is irreversible, so ensure all data is backed up before proceeding.

6. Manage Credentials: Review and manage your AWS credentials related to CodeCommit through the AWS Management Console, especially if you no longer need access to CodeCommit.

7. Review Permissions: Ensure that any permissions or access controls related to CodeCommit are updated or removed as necessary to prevent unauthorized access.

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