DevOps with GitHub and Azure: Implementing Source Control with GitHub
Nearly any solution today requires some form of version control. This course will teach you how to leverage Git as that version control solution, and how to integrate with GitHub.
What you'll learn
Initially using Git can seem intimidating and it's unclear how to start. In this course, DevOps with GitHub and Azure: Implementing Source Control with GitHub, you’ll learn to fully utilize Git and how to extend to GitHub for a central repository that can be shared. First, you’ll explore the fundamentals of Git and its key use cases. Next, you’ll discover how to use branches. Finally, you’ll learn how to use Git as a means to work with others on a project. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Git needed to fully embrace its use in your projects.
Table of contents
- Module Introduction 1m
- Initial Git Configuration 7m
- Core Git Concept 8m
- Git Basic Logical Layers 3m
- Creating a New Repository 9m
- Add and Commit 6m
- Removing a File 3m
- Removing Staged Content 5m
- Undoing a Commit 4m
- Using Tags 6m
- Commits, Master, and Head 3m
- Using Remote Repositories 12m
- Git Pull 6m
- Git Fetch 5m
- Git Push 7m
- Ignoring Files 3m
- Git Attributes 2m
- Module Summary 0m
About the author
John Savill is an 11-time MVP, and he holds many Microsoft certifications including Azure Infrastructure and Azure Architecture specialist. John is the author of the popular original FAQ for Windows and posts numerous blogs to his https://savilltech.com site. John has written eight books on Microsoft technologies including Mastering Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Services and Mastering Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V.