AWS CodeCommit
Here's why I'm excited about this: Data Versioning<p>Github is awesome for science. But my code and workflows often are just as reliant on the data I have as the code I've written. With Github, I always have to treat my data separately. A different workflow, a different storage location, different (and often manual) versioning.<p>Now, I can start integrating my data into the same workflow. No size limits. Just drop it in and version it like everything else. 1GB? No problem. 500GB? Just pay the money.<p>This is especially awesome because, as a scientist/dev, I do not want to stand up my own infrastructure and servers/vms. I don't want to do linux updates. I don't want to worry about things going down. It just needs to be there when I need it. When I don't need it anymore, I'll take it down. Done and done.