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Git GUI, Git Bash and Jenkins

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  • Dec 21, 2024
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Git GUI, Bash and Jenkins  No.1

Git GUI, Git Bash and Jenkins, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 23 lectures, based on 5 reviews, and has 261 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand the Concepts of Version Control. Learn the Git operation and able to use commandline as well as GUI tool. How to create Repository in GitHub. How to integrate Git client with GitHub. Understand the communication between Local to Remote repository in detail. Installing and configuring the Jenkins. Integrating Git and Build Environment with Jenkins. Creating a simple Java project and enable this as a Git project. How the build xml file is used in the Invoke Ant call. Knowledge about Jenkins workspace and how the build xml file reads source code from this workspace. This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who want to start their career in DevOps or Experienced professionals who want to learn CI/CD It is particularly useful for Beginners who want to start their career in DevOps or Experienced professionals who want to learn CI/CD.

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Summary

Title: Git GUI, Git Bash and Jenkins

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 23

Number of Published Lectures: 23

Number of Curriculum Items: 23

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 23

Original Price: ?5,900

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Understand the Concepts of Version Control.
  • Learn the Git operation and able to use commandline as well as GUI tool.
  • How to create Repository in GitHub.
  • How to integrate Git client with GitHub.
  • Understand the communication between Local to Remote repository in detail.
  • Installing and configuring the Jenkins.
  • Integrating Git and Build Environment with Jenkins.
  • Creating a simple Java project and enable this as a Git project.
  • How the build xml file is used in the Invoke Ant call.
  • Knowledge about Jenkins workspace and how the build xml file reads source code from this workspace.
  • Who Should Attend

  • Beginners who want to start their career in DevOps
  • Experienced professionals who want to learn CI/CD
  • Target Audiences

  • Beginners who want to start their career in DevOps
  • Experienced professionals who want to learn CI/CD
  • In this course, each topic is explained in detail to help the learner to understand the concept deeply. The course starts with basic concepts and the implementation of those concepts.  The course teaches git functionalities using both command-based and GUI,  how to set up Jenkins, and how to integrate Jenkins with Git.  You will also get a basic idea of how to use the Ant script. This script is used to build the Java project.  Those who have not experienced Java can easily understand the Java project example in this course.

    The version control terminologies like a local repository, remote repository, check-in (push), check-out(pull), merge, commit, etc. are explained and implemented using Git. You can find these operations are implemented using Git Bash and also using Git GUI. The developers can use Git bash or Git GUI whichever they are comfortable with.

    Each practical lab is started from scratch so that students can understand the end-to-end process clearly. The implementation follows the proper sequence so that developers can know what actually they have to do while learning.

    GitHub is used as the Remote repository. You can find a detailed explanation of how to create the repository, initialize the repository, and how we can commit the changes directly in GitHub. The comparison between Local commits and Remote commits is explained during the practical exercise.

    This course also covers Git installation, Git configuration, Jenkins Installation, Jenkins Configuration, and GitHub Configuration.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: What is git, git gui, git bash

    Chapter 2: Installation and Configuration

    Lecture 1: GitHub Configuration

    Lecture 2: Git Installation

    Lecture 3: Git Configuration

    Chapter 3: Understand the Git Terminologies

    Lecture 1: init

    Lecture 2: add

    Lecture 3: Commit

    Lecture 4: push & remote

    Lecture 5: Implementation – using learnt Git Operation

    Chapter 4: Jenkins Setup

    Lecture 1: Installation and configuration

    Lecture 2: Git configuration

    Lecture 3: Ant configuration

    Chapter 5: Integrate Git with Jenkins

    Lecture 1: Implement Java project

    Chapter 6: Complex Git Operations – Part 1

    Lecture 1: HEAD

    Lecture 2: Detached HEAD

    Lecture 3: Fetch

    Lecture 4: Merge: Fast-forward

    Lecture 5: Merge: 3-Way merge commit

    Lecture 6: Pull: Fast-forward

    Lecture 7: Pull: 3-Way merge commit

    Chapter 7: Lab 1 – Git & Jenkins

    Lecture 1: Implement Java project

    Chapter 8: Complex Git Operations – Part 2

    Lecture 1: Branch – merge different kinds of branches

    Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture

    Instructors

  • Git GUI, Bash and Jenkins  No.2
    Prashant Naik
    Integration Architect
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