On July 31, 2024, Amazon Web Services (AWS) will discontinue support for creating and viewing AWS CodeStar projects. After July 31, 2024, you will no longer be able to access the AWS CodeStar console or create new projects. However, the AWS resources created by AWS CodeStar, including your source repositories, pipelines, and builds, will be unaffected by this change and will continue to function. AWS CodeStar Connections and AWS CodeStar Notifications will not be impacted by this discontinuation.
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Working with AWS CodeStar Teams
After you create a development project, grant access to others so you can work together. In AWS CodeStar, each project has a project team. A user can belong to multiple AWS CodeStar projects and have different AWS CodeStar roles (and thus, different permissions) in each. In the AWS CodeStar console, users see all projects associated with your AWS account, but they can view and work only on those projects in which they are team members.
Team members can choose a friendly name for themselves. They can also add an email address so other team members can contact them. Team members who are not owners cannot change their AWS CodeStar role for the project.
Each project in AWS CodeStar has three roles:
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Owner: Can add and remove other team members, contribute code to a project repository if the code is stored in CodeCommit, grant or deny other team members remote access to any Amazon EC2 instances running Linux associated with the project, configure the project dashboard, and delete the project.
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Contributor: Can add and remove dashboard resources such as a JIRA tile, contribute code to the project repository if the code is stored in CodeCommit, and interact fully with the dashboard. Cannot add or remove team members, grant or deny remote access to resources, or delete the project. This is the role you should choose for most team members.
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Viewer: Can view the project dashboard, the code if is stored in CodeCommit, and, on the dashboard tiles, the state of the project and its resources.
Important
If your project uses resources outside of AWS (for example, a GitHub repository or issues in Atlassian JIRA), access to those resources is controlled by the resource provider, not AWS CodeStar. For more information, see the resource provider's documentation.
Anyone who has access to an AWS CodeStar project can use the AWS CodeStar console to access resources that are outside of AWS but related to the project.
AWS CodeStar does not automatically allow project team members to participate in any related AWS Cloud9 development environments for a project. To allow a team member to participate in a shared environment, see Share an AWS Cloud9 Environment with a Project Team Member.
An IAM policy is associated with each project role. This policy is customized for your project to reflect its resources. For more information about these policies, see AWS CodeStar Identity-Based Policy Examples.
The following diagram shows the relationship between each role and an AWS CodeStar project.
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