AWS CodeGuru is a service that helps you identify performance and code quality issues in your Python and Java applications. It uses machine learning to analyze your code and provide actionable recommendations.
Prerequisites
- An AWS account
- Basic understanding of AWS services
- Python or Java application code
Step-by-Step Guide
1. Create a CodeGuru Profiler Group
- Launch CodeGuru Profiler: In the AWS Management Console, search for "CodeGuru Profiler" and launch the service.
- Create Group: Click on "Create group".
- Provide Group Details: Enter a name for your group and select the desired configuration settings (e.g., region, retention period).
2. Configure Profiling
- Configure Profiling: Configure your application to enable profiling. This typically involves adding a profiling agent to your application.
3. Start Profiling
- Start Profiling: Start profiling your application to collect performance data.
4. View Profiler Results
- View Results: Use the CodeGuru Profiler console to view the profiling results, including flame graphs, performance metrics, and recommendations.
5. Create a CodeGuru Reviewer Repository
- Create Repository: Create a CodeGuru Reviewer repository in your AWS account.
6. Configure Repository
- Configure Repository: Configure your repository to enable CodeGuru Reviewer to analyze your code.
7. Analyze Code
- Analyze Code: CodeGuru Reviewer will analyze your code and provide recommendations for improving performance and code quality.
Additional Considerations
- Custom Metrics: Create custom metrics to track specific performance indicators.
- Integration: Integrate CodeGuru with other AWS services like CodeBuild and CodePipeline for continuous integration and delivery.
- Customizations: Customize CodeGuru to meet your specific needs using configuration options and custom rules.
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