hands-on lab
Introduction to Git
Difficulty: Beginner
Duration: Up to 2 hours and 30 minutes
Students: 403
Rating: 5/5
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Description
Learn to perform version control with Git.
Git has become the distributed database that facilitates DevOps. Learn to use the world's most popular version control system in this hands-on lab.
Learning Objectives
At the end of this lab, you'll be:
- Familiar with the core concepts and data structures of Git.
- Able to:
- Create an empty repository.
- Stage and commit changes.
- Branch, merge, and rebase.
- Interact with remote branches.
- Create tags.
- Instruct Git to ignore files.
Prerequisites:
- Comfortable using the Linux command line.
- Familiar with:
- General database concepts.
- General software engineering practices.
Target Audience
- Software engineers
- Data engineers
- DevOps engineers
- Site reliability engineers
Covered topics
Lab steps
Git Overview
Configuring Git
Getting Started With Git
Understanding the Index
Exploring Branches
Integrating Changes
Remotes
Tagging Commits
The .gitignore File
Wrapping Up