Starting in July 2024, AWS implemented a policy restricting new customers from creating repositories in AWS CodeCommit. This change can be a hurdle for new developers who were hoping to centralize their codebase on AWS. However, there are effective alternatives to keep your project moving forward. One convenient solution is to utilize GitHub repositories as a substitute for AWS CodeCommit. GitHub's robust integration options and extensive support make it an excellent choice for hosting code, collaborating, and managing version control. This approach allows developers to still benefit from AWS’s services while relying on GitHub as their primary repository.