Git Ninja KT (GitHub to GitLab)
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This document provides an overview of Git and GitLab for software development. It discusses how Git is used for version control and collaboration. Key points covered include Git workflows and commands, GitLab features for DevOps, and how Git differs from other version control systems like GitHub. Automated pipelines for building, testing, and deploying code are demonstrated using GitLab.
![Git Branch
git checkout [branch]
git checkout -b [branch]
git branch -d [branch]
git branch --help](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/gitninjaktbigapp1-181028102140/85/Git-Ninja-KT-GitHub-to-GitLab-22-320.jpg?cb=1695612766)
![Git log
git log
git log [branch]
git log --help](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/gitninjaktbigapp1-181028102140/85/Git-Ninja-KT-GitHub-to-GitLab-26-320.jpg?cb=1695612766)
![git merge [branch]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/gitninjaktbigapp1-181028102140/85/Git-Ninja-KT-GitHub-to-GitLab-33-320.jpg?cb=1695612766)
![git [command] --help](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/gitninjaktbigapp1-181028102140/85/Git-Ninja-KT-GitHub-to-GitLab-35-320.jpg?cb=1695612766)
Git Ninja KT (GitHub to GitLab)
- 1. Git Ninja Training Ashok Kumar Cloud Security Architect BigApp
- 3. Every Tool Cover Part of Development Process
- 4. Dev
- 5. CI/CD
- 6. GitLab
- 7. How do most people work today?
- 8. Intro Git is a free and open source distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency.
- 12. Auto Devops Gitlab+Kubernetes ● Build ● Test ● Code Quality ● Dependency Scanning ● SAST(Static application security testing) ● DAST ● Deploy ● Performance Testing ● Monitoring ● License Management
- 13. A basic workflow ● Edit file ● Stage the changes ● Review your changes ● Commit the changes ● every clone is a backup ● work offline
- 14. No Network Needed ● Performing a diff ● Viewing file history ● Committing changes ● Merging branches ● Obtaining other revisions of a file ● Switching branches
- 15. Comparing Terminology GitHub ● Pull Request ● Gist ● Repository ● Organizations GitLab ➢ Merge Request ➢ Snippet ➢ Project ➢ Groups
- 17. Central Repository Model Central Repo Developer DeveloperDeveloper
- 18. Git global setup git config --global user.name "ashokbigapp" git config --global user.email "ashok@bigappcompany.in"
- 19. Create a new repository git clone git@testgit.hackerflair.com:curio/cgcr.git cd cgcr touch README.md git add README.md git commit -m "add README" git push -u origin master
- 20. Existing folder cd existing_folder git init git remote add origin git@testgit.hackerflair.com:curio/cgcr.git git add . git commit -m "Initial commit" git push -u origin master
- 21. Existing Git repository cd existing_repo git remote rename origin old-origin git remote add origin git@testgit.hackerflair.com:curio/cgcr.git git push -u origin --all git push -u origin --tags
- 22. Git Branch git checkout [branch] git checkout -b [branch] git branch -d [branch] git branch --help
- 23. what is branch really ?
- 24. git status
- 25. History
- 26. Git log git log git log [branch] git log --help
- 27. git add .
- 28. git commit -m “making better”
- 29. git fetch
- 30. git pull git pull = fetch + merge
- 31. git push
- 32. git remote -v
- 34. git reset
- 36. Distributed WorkFlow fetch, pull and push
- 37. who is what now ?
- 39. Challenge #1 ● clone the code production ● create a branch for issue #2 (iss2) ● work for 5 min ● someone asks for a hotfix for issue #3 ● checkout ‘production’ ● create a branch (iss3) ● Fix the issue ● checkout production , merge iss3 ● push production ● checkout iss2 and keep working
- 40. what to do next
- 41. Tagging
- 42. git tag -a v1.0 b95d62f4c
- 43. git stash
- 44. Challenge #2
- 45. Questions ?