Amazon CodeBuild
AWS CodeBuild is a fully managed continuous integration service that compiles source code, runs tests, and produces ready-to-deploy software packages. CodeBuild scales continuously and processes multiple builds concurrently so your builds are not left waiting in a queue. It supports popular build environments for Java, Python, Node.js, Ruby, Go, Android, .NET Core, Docker, and more. CodeBuild integrates with AWS CodePipeline, GitHub, Bitbucket, and other source providers for end-to-end CI/CD workflows.
APIs
Amazon CodeBuild API
The Amazon CodeBuild REST API enables programmatic management of build projects, builds, report groups, and source credentials. Create and configure build projects with custom e...
Capabilities
Amazon CodeBuild CI/CD
Unified workflow for DevOps teams to manage build projects, run builds, monitor build status, and integrate with CI/CD pipelines using Amazon CodeBuild.
Run with NaftikoFeatures
No need to provision, manage, or scale build servers. AWS handles all infrastructure management so you can focus on writing code.
Automatically scales to meet peak build demand. Processes multiple builds concurrently so builds are never left waiting in a queue.
Out-of-the-box build environments for Java, Python, Node.js, Ruby, Go, Android, .NET Core, Docker, and more. Customize with your own build tools.
Run multiple related builds in parallel as a batch sharing the same source configuration and retrieve combined results for the entire batch.
Collect and analyze test results from unit tests, integration tests, and code coverage reports. Track test trends and identify flaky tests.
Integrate with CodeCommit, GitHub, GitHub Enterprise, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Amazon S3 as source providers with webhook support for automatic build triggering.
Run builds inside a VPC for access to private resources, configuring VPC settings including subnets and security groups for build environments.
Cache build dependencies in Amazon S3 or locally within the build environment to speed up subsequent builds and reduce build times.
Use your own Docker images as build environments, pulling from Amazon ECR or Docker Hub for fully customized build configurations.
Pay only for the build minutes you consume with no upfront costs or long-term commitments for on-demand build capacity.
Use Cases
Automatically compile, test, and validate code changes on every commit to catch issues early and maintain code quality across development teams.
Run unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests as part of every build to ensure code correctness and prevent regressions.
Build and push Docker container images to Amazon ECR as part of a containerized application deployment workflow.
Use build batches to test across multiple runtime versions or configurations in parallel, identifying compatibility issues efficiently.
Use CodeBuild as the build and test stage in an AWS CodePipeline CD pipeline for fully automated code delivery from commit to deployment.
Integrations
Add CodeBuild as build or test actions in CodePipeline deployment stages.
Use CodeCommit repositories as source for CodeBuild projects with webhook triggers.
Integrate with GitHub repositories and pull request builds using webhooks.
Use GitLab repositories as source for CodeBuild projects.
Integrate with Bitbucket repositories for cloud-based CI.
Pull custom build environment images from ECR and push built container images.
Store build artifacts and cache build dependencies in S3 buckets.
Control access to build projects and builds with fine-grained IAM permissions.
Monitor build metrics and set alarms on build duration, failure rates, and queued builds.
Securely inject secrets and environment variables into build environments.