A. Create a new AWS CodeBuild project. Configure the user name and password in an environment variable. Use the user name and password to run the command-line integration steps. Update the CodePipeline pipeline to include a new scan stage. In the new scan stage, include a test action that uses the newly created CodeBuild project.
B. Create a new AWS CodeBuild project. Store the user name and password as a secret in AWS Secrets Manager Read the secret from Secrets Manager. Use the user name and password to run the command-line integration steps. Update the CodePipeline pipeline to include a new scan stage. In the new scan stage, include a test action that uses the newly created CodeBuild project. Most Voted
C. Create a new AWS CodeBuild project. Store the user name and password as a string in AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store. Read the string from Parameter Store. Use the user name and password to run the command-line integration steps. Update the CodePipeline pipeline to include a new scan stage. In the new scan stage, include a test action that uses the newly created CodeBuild project.
D. Upload the user name and password in an encrypted JSON file to an Amazon S3 bucket that has a specific policy to allow only administrators to read the file. Create a new AWS CodeBuild project. Use the user name and password from the file in Amazon S3 to run the command-line integration steps. Update the CodePipeline pipeline to include a new scan stage. In the new scan stage, include a test action that uses the newly created CodeBuild project.
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