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When you log into the AWS console look for a search bar just right of the AWS logo at the top of the screen. Search for a service called CodeCommit. That is the AWS code repository. The code may still be on your developers GitHub (or other equivalent service) account, but if they have it on your AWS account it'll be on the CodeCommit service.

Assuming this isn't a good sign.

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Posted by Day Wisher

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Member since Sep 2010

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Posted on 6/14/23 at 9:32 pm to CHiPs25

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Assuming this isn't a good sign.

Yep, looks like you're going to have to get the source code from the developer. You can check CodeDeploy and see if they're using it to link the aws services to their code repository, but in the end you're going to have to get the source from them.

This post was edited on 6/14/23 at 9:35 pm

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Posted by tom

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Posted on 6/14/23 at 10:36 pm to CHiPs25

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Assuming this isn't a good sign.

Doesn't mean anything.

First, that codecommit screen is only showing you what is in the N Virginia region. It could be located on any of the regions.

Second, codecommit is just a repository. They could be using whatever repository they use internally, which may or may not be codecommit. Or they may not be using a repository at all.

The best way to find what services they are using is by looking at the bill. You can get to that by clicking your account name (to the right of the "N Virginia" in your screen shot) and then clicking billing dashboard. Go to "Bills" in the menu on the left and scroll down to "Charges by Service". Then you can look at those services individually to see what is actually going on.

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