GIT Version Control Training

Git Version Control Training

Git Version Control Training is designed for System Administrators and Cloud Engineers who are looking to use Git in their day to day activities. This training provides in depth knowledge on using Git in an isolated environment as well as in an enterprise environment.

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Git can be divided into multiple parts, there is the Git CLI, the Git Forge GUI such as GitHub or GitLab and the Git inner working known as the Git plumbing. This training will cover all these aspects and make you an expert on Git by the end of this course.

Course Content

Introduction to Git

Introduction to Git Version Control Training
Need of Version Control
Git Installation
Lab: Installing and Configuring Git

Git Basics

Getting a Git Repository
Lab: Understanding and Using Git Clone and Git Init
Recording Changes to a Git Repository
Understanding the Different Stages of a Git Repository
Lab: Using Git Add and Git Status
Lab: Using Git Ignore
Lab: Using Git Diff
Understanding Git Commit
Lab: Using Git Commit
Removing and Moving Git Files
Lab: Using Git rm and Git mv
Understanding the Git Commit History
Lab: Using the Git Log command

Advanced Git

Undoing Git Changes
Lab: Using Git Commit Amend
Lab: Using Git Reset Head
Lab: Using Git Restore
Understanding Git Remote Repositories
Lab: Viewing and Adding Remote Repositories
Lab: Using Git Push
Lab: Renaming and Removing Remote Repositories
Understanding Git Tags
Lab: Creating Git Tags
Lab: Creating Late Git Tags
Lab: Deleting Git Tags

Git Branching

Understanding the Need for Git Branches
Understanding how Branches work in Git
Lab: Creating a new Git Branch
Basic Git Branch Merging
Lab: Performing a Basic Merge
Lab: Deleting Branches
Understanding Merge Conflicts in Git
Lab: Fixing Merge Conflicts
Lab: Changing Branch Names
Understanding a Three Way Merge in Git
Lab: Performing a Three Way Git Merge
Lab: Pushing Git Changes to a Remote Branch

Git Rebasing

Understanding Git Rebase Command
Lab: Amending Commits
Lab: Rewording Commits
Lab: Deleting Commits
Lab: Reordering Commits
Lab: Squashing Commits
Lab: Splitting Commits

Git Plumbing

Understanding How Git Works in the Background
Lab: Creating a Git Repository without Git Init, Git Add, Git Commit

Git Server

Understanding the need for Air Gapped Git Servers
Lab: Installing GitLab
Lab: Creating and Managing GitLab Users
Lab: Managing Project Access using GitLab RBAC

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this training live or pre-recorded?

The training is live instructor led training which is available in classroom as well as online format. We also record every training session which is then uploaded to our student portal.

How will I join the live online training?

The live online training is conducted via the zoom software, we will be providing you with the zoom meeting link to join the training.

How many students are there in a single batch?

On an average one batch will have a maximum of 18 students. We keep smaller batch sizes to promote interaction between the students and the instructor.