DevOps Day-24 Git and GitHub for DevOps Engineers
The challenge is for the DevOps Community to get stronger in DevOps
I am a highly skilled QA and testing manager with over 19 years of experience in the industry. I am passionate about ensuring the delivery of high-quality software and have a proven track record of successful project delivery. Additionally, I have extensive experience as a DevOps engineer, which has given me a deep understanding of the software development lifecycle and the importance of collaboration between teams. I am committed to staying up-to-date with the latest technologies and methodologies in the industry and am always seeking new challenges to enhance my skills.
summary of what we covered throughout this DevOps series on Git and GitHub.
In this series, we covered the following topics:
Day-1:
Introduction to Git and GitHub
Installing Git
Creating a GitHub account
Creating a repository
Day-2:
Git Basics
Git Commands
Git Branching
Merging and Rebasing
Day-3:
GitHub Collaboration
Collaborating with Pull Requests
Code Reviews on GitHub
GitHub Issues
Day-4:
GitHub Organizations
Teams and Permissions
Managing Access to Repositories
GitHub Pages
Day-5:
Advanced Git Concepts
Git Stashing
Git Cherry-pick
Git Revert
Day-6:
GitHub Projects
Project Boards
Automation with GitHub Actions
Continuous Integration and Deployment
Day-7:
GitHub APIs
Using the GitHub API with Python
Authentication with Personal Access Tokens
Day-8:
GitHub CLI
Installing and Setting up the GitHub CLI
Basic GitHub CLI Commands
GitHub CLI for Automation
Day-9:
Git Tips and Tricks
Git Aliases
Git Hooks
Git Submodules
Day-10:
Git Workflows
Centralized Workflow
Feature Branch Workflow
Gitflow Workflow
Forking Workflow
GitHub Security
Two-Factor Authentication
Personal Access Tokens
Branch Protection Rules
Code Scanning
GitHub Advanced Topics
GitHub Actions
GitHub Packages
GitHub Marketplace
Throughout the series, we covered the basics of Git and GitHub, and also explored more advanced topics such as Git workflows, GitHub security, and GitHub APIs. We also looked at various tools and features available on GitHub, such as project boards, automation with GitHub Actions, and the GitHub CLI.
Overall, this series provided a comprehensive introduction to Git and GitHub, and covered a range of topics that are relevant to DevOps engineers. We hope that this series was informative and useful for you in your journey towards mastering Git and GitHub.