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Setting up a space that supports AWS Builder ID users

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Setting up a space that supports AWS Builder ID users - Amazon CodeCatalyst
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You can create a space that manages users with AWS Builder ID access to CodeCatalyst. This is a CodeCatalyst space for AWS Builder ID users.

To get started, you need the following:

  • Your AWS Builder ID to sign in to CodeCatalyst

  • Your AWS account to provide for the space access to resources and for billing if you go beyond the Free tier.

    Before you begin, you must be ready to provide an AWS account ID for an account where you have administrative privileges. Have your 12-digit AWS account ID ready. For information about finding your AWS account ID, see Your AWS account ID and its alias.

To create a space that supports AWS Builder ID users, you start by signing in to CodeCatalyst with your AWS Builder ID. When you create a space that supports AWS Builder ID users, you have the Space administrator role by default.

To sign up as a new user

  1. Before you start in the CodeCatalyst console, open the AWS Management Console, and then make sure you are signed in with the same AWS account that you want to use to create your space.

  2. Open the CodeCatalyst console at https://codecatalyst.aws/.

  3. On the welcome page, choose Sign up. The Create your AWS Builder ID page displays. Your AWS Builder ID is an identity you create to sign in. It is not the same as an AWS account.

  4. In Your email address, enter the email address you want to associate with CodeCatalyst. Then choose Next.

  5. In Your name, provide the first and last name you want displayed in applications where you use your AWS Builder ID. Spaces are allowed. This will be your AWS Builder ID profile name, such as Mary Major. You can change the name later.

    Choose Next. The Email verification page displays.

  6. A verification code will be sent to the email you specified. Enter this code in Verification code, and then choose Verify. If you don't receive your code after 5 minutes and cannot find it in your spam or junk folders, then choose Resend code.

  7. Once we verify your code, enter a password that meets the requirements in Password and Confirm password.

    Select the checkbox confirming your agreement with the AWS Customer Agreement and the AWS Service Terms, and then choose Create AWS Builder ID.

  8. On the Create your CodeCatalyst alias page, enter an alias you want to use for your unique user identifier in CodeCatalyst. Choose a shortened version of your name with no spaces, such as MaryMajor. Other CodeCatalyst users will use this to @mention you in comments and pull requests. Your CodeCatalyst profile will contain both your full name from your AWS Builder ID and your CodeCatalyst alias. You cannot change your CodeCatalyst alias later.

    Your full name and your alias will display in different areas in CodeCatalyst. For example, your profile name displays for your listed activity in the activity feed, but project members will use your alias to @mention you.

    Choose Next. The page updates to show the Create your CodeCatalyst space section.

  9. In Name your space, enter the name of your space. You cannot change this later.

    Note

    Space names must be unique across CodeCatalyst. You cannot reuse names of deleted spaces.

    Choose Next. The page updates to show the page for adding an AWS account. This account will be used as the billing account for the space.

  10. In AWS Region, choose the Region where you want to store your space and project data. You cannot change this later.

  11. In AWS account ID, enter the twelve-digit ID for the account you want to connect to your space.

    In AWS account verification token, copy the generated token ID. The token is automatically copied for you, but you might want to store it while you approve the AWS connection request.

  12. Choose Verify in AWS.

  13. The Verify Amazon CodeCatalyst space page opens in the AWS Management Console. This is the Amazon CodeCatalyst Spaces page. You might need to sign in to access the page.

    In the AWS Management Console, make sure to choose the same AWS Region where you want to create your space.

    To directly access the page, sign in to the Amazon CodeCatalyst Spaces in the AWS Management Console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/codecatalyst/home/.

    The verification token field in the AWS Management Console is automatically populated with the token generated in CodeCatalyst.

  14. Choose Verify space.

    An Account verified success message displays to show that the account has been added to the space.

  15. Remain on the Verify Amazon CodeCatalyst space page. Choose the following link: To enable the Standard tier or add IAM roles for this space, view space details.

    The CodeCatalyst space details page opens in the AWS Management Console. This is the Amazon CodeCatalyst Spaces page. You might need to log in to access the page.

  16. To turn on the Standard tier so that the space for the AWS account can update its billing tier, choose Edit. Choose the STANDARD option, and then choose Update.

    Note

    This does not upgrade the billing tier to the Standard tier. However, this configures the AWS account so that you can change the billing tier for your space at any time in CodeCatalyst. You can turn on the Standard tier at any time. Without making this change, the space is only able to use the Free tier.

  17. Return to the CodeCatalyst page, and then choose Next.

  18. A status message displays while your space is being created. When the space is created, CodeCatalyst opens the page for your space. The view defaults to the Projects tab.

    Note

    If a permissions error or banner is shown, then refresh the page and try to view the page again.

  19. (Optional) Proceed to creating a project for your space.

To create and add the CodeCatalyst CodeCatalystWorkflowDevelopmentRole-spaceName

  1. Before you start in the CodeCatalyst console, open the AWS Management Console, and then make sure you are logged in with the same AWS account for your space.

  2. Open the CodeCatalyst console at https://codecatalyst.aws/.

  3. Navigate to your CodeCatalyst space. Choose Settings, and then choose AWS accounts.

  4. Choose the link for the AWS account where you want to create the role. The AWS account details page displays.

  5. Choose Manage roles from AWS Management Console.

    The Add IAM role to Amazon CodeCatalyst space page opens in the AWS Management Console. This is the Amazon CodeCatalyst Spaces page. You might need to log in to access the page.

  6. Choose Create CodeCatalyst development administrator role in IAM. This option creates a service role that contains the permissions policy and trust policy for the development role. The role will have a name CodeCatalystWorkflowDevelopmentRole-spaceName.

    Note

    This role is only recommended for use with developer accounts and uses the AdministratorAccess AWS managed policy, giving it full access to create new policies and resources in this AWS account.

  7. Choose Create development role.

  8. On the connection page, under IAM roles available to CodeCatalyst, view the CodeCatalystWorkflowDevelopmentRole-spaceName role in the list of IAM roles added to your account.

  9. To return to your space, choose Go to Amazon CodeCatalyst.

To create and add the CodeCatalyst AWSRoleForCodeCatalystSupport

  1. Before you start in the CodeCatalyst console, open the AWS Management Console, and then make sure you are logged in with the same AWS account for your space.

  2. Navigate to your CodeCatalyst space. Choose Settings, and then choose AWS accounts.

  3. Choose the link for the AWS account where you want to create the role. The AWS account details page displays.

  4. Choose Manage roles from AWS Management Console.

    The Add IAM role to Amazon CodeCatalyst space page opens in the AWS Management Console. This is the Amazon CodeCatalyst Spaces page. You might need to sign in to access the page.

  5. Under CodeCatalyst space details, choose Add CodeCatalyst Support role. This option creates a service role that contains the permissions policy and trust policy for the preview development role. The role will have a name AWSRoleForCodeCatalystSupport with a unique identifier appended. .

  6. On the Add role for CodeCatalyst Support page, leave the default selected, and then choose Create role.

  7. Under IAM roles available to CodeCatalyst, view the CodeCatalystWorkflowDevelopmentRole-spaceName role in the list of IAM roles added to your account.

  8. To return to your space, choose Go to Amazon CodeCatalyst.

After you create your AWS Builder ID, create your first space, and add an account, you can then create a project. .

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