PoC - Create a Git LFS server and integrate with AWS CodeCommit

This is the second PoC of a series to create a Git LFS server using AWS Codecommit. The first challenge we wanted to know if an existing LFS server could be used with AWS Codecommit - https://software.topcoder.com/review/actions/ViewProjectDetails?pid=30064811.

In this challenge we want to create our own Git LFS server using Amazon AWS infrastructure to hold 3D assets.

Requirements:

1. Create a server using the API definition found in https://github.com/git-lfs/git-lfs/tree/master/docs/api#readme. The API should be implemented using Amazon AWS API gateway and Lambda Functions.
2. The server must support Server Discovery, Authentication, Batch API, Basic Adpter and File Locking;
3. All large files should be saved to Amazon AWS S3 and versioned using AWS Codecommit
4. API authentication should be done using API gateway;
5. The system should allow at least clone, pull, push and commit operations;
6. Demonstrate the server is working with AWS Codecommit and Git LFS client - https://git-lfs.github.com

References

These are reference implementations of a LFS server in different languages:

• Git LFS test server - https://github.com/git-lfs/lfs-test-server (used in previous POC)
• LFS server with S3 integration - https://github.com/meltingice/git-lfs-s3

Final Submission Guidelines

- Zip file with the source code uploaded to Amazon AWS
- Detailed deployment guide on how to setup the amazon environments and deploy the code