Create a AWS S3 bucket as per domain name. git.mycompany.com
Create Users in AWS IAM and give them AWS S3 Full Access. Download the credentials for the user in csv. Use these credentials to create the .jgit file later. This will be used to access the s3 repos. You don't need to provide public access to S3 bucket. As these keys can access the s3 bucket containing your repositories in the private mode.
Now download jgit.sh
from eclipse site.
After download change its name to jgit.sh
Place the jgit.sh
file in your user folder C:\Users\myaccount
. Create a bat file jgit.bat
in
the same directory with following
java -jar C:\Users\myaccount\jgit.sh %*
Now create a .jgit
file and keep it same folder.
accesskey:AK***************
secretkey:A1***************************
acl: private
So at the end of it We have following 3 files in User Directory
Now add C:\Users\myaccount
to Path Environment Variable.
For linux you do not need the jgit.bat
file. Keep the 2 files in /home/myaccount
sudo ln /home/myaccount/jgit.sh /usr/bin/jgit
chmod +x /usr/bin/jgit
Make sure you have java installed on linux
JGit is same as Git. All the commands that work with git
cli work with jgit
jgit --version
jgit init
jgit add .
jgit remote add origin amazon-s3://.jgit@git.mycompany.com/project/example-project.git
jgit commit -m "initial commit"
jgit push
You can clone the same repo with
jgit clone amazon-s3://.jgit@git.mycompany.com/project/example-project.git
jgit pull
The above command will work not work with jgit. You need to use fetch and merge.
jgit fetch
jgit merge
Happy Coding!!!