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Basic Git operations
From the course: NetOps (DevOps for Network Engineers): Automating Networks
Basic Git operations
- [Instructor] All right, let's look at some Git examples and operations. Before we start it, I want to point out, there's a Basic_Git_Operations.txt file attached along with this course that you could download and practice with. Many of the things we'll do in this section are common practices but we might not have time to go over all the commends, such as git diff or git remote or whatnot, but they're in this file for you to reference and so on. As we mentioned, Git operates in a distributive format. Every Git repository will contain the same history and changes, meaning everybody have the same exact copy. So if we lose one of them, everybody else's, if they're synchronized, then it could be restored and traced back all the way to the original creation of this repository. However, in practice, we typically have a centralized location that we ask everybody to synchronize to. So in this case, let's just say we use the…
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Introduction to Git4m 23s
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Basic Git operations12m 34s
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GitLab fundamentals8m 12s
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Network application example6m 39s
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GitLab DevOps CI/CD pipelines4m 50s
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GitLab pipeline example: Build9m 59s
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GitLab pipeline example: Review and test5m 23s
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GitLab pipeline example: Deploy2m 25s
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GitLab pipeline example: Monitor1m 39s
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