AWS DevOps Engineer Professional Practice Test

The correct answer encompasses all listed sources: S3, AWS CodeCommit, GitHub, AWS ECR, and AWS CodeStar Connections. AWS CodePipeline is a continuous integration and continuous delivery service that enables automating the build, test, and release phases of your applications. Each of the mentioned sources has specific functionalities within CodePipeline: - S3 can be used as a source where artifacts, such as code repositories or build outputs, can be stored and accessed by CodePipeline. - AWS CodeCommit is a fully managed source control service that makes it easy to host secure and scalable Git repositories, which can directly integrate with CodePipeline as a source repository for your code. - GitHub is a widely-used source control platform that, leveraging AWS CodeStar connections, allows seamless integration. This enables developers to use their GitHub repositories as the source for pipelines. - AWS ECR (Elastic Container Registry) is a managed Docker container registry that serves as a source when building and managing Docker containers in a pipeline context. By offering support for these diverse sources, CodePipeline allows for flexible and efficient workflows that can accommodate different types of projects and deployment strategies. Therefore, the option stating "all of the above" reflects the comprehensive capabilities of AWS CodePipeline to utilize