How to set up SSH keys for Git and Github

I show you how to generate SSH keys and add them to Github so you no longer have to enter you password each time you push

[devdude]

Thanks for the tutorial Brother,
Unintentionally, I was pasting my private keys and GitHub was suggesting me to add the keys in OpenSSH format. After watching this video I realized my mistake.

[eloquent]

Thank you, Michel! First 15 seconds of your tutorial help me!

[curiosityhouse]

Thanks a lot, brother. Even after 3 years since upload, the video turned out to be useful.

[claudianoneto]

Perfect Video! extremely helpful and instructive.

[vrowmuria]

Short and sweet, straight to the point. Thanks a lot!

[pratikpatel]

Thanks Michel..I was trying ssh-agent so everytime I need to add the ssh key to ssh agent.
Your way is really simple.

[rakesh]

Thanks, I didn't know the difference between public a private keys till I watched your video. I was trying to use the private one and was stuck badly. I solved my problem with your video. I am very grateful to you brother.

[strugglingminds]

Thanks a lot man, this one made my day happy

[chithebot]

very good video and straight to the point

[arunsolanki]

Thanks I was stuck there in my project. It helped me aloy. My work done 🙂

[MrIvanaranda]

Thx very helpful and straight to the point, zero BS

[omi]

So apparently putty no longer generates valid keys for github. Worked like charm, thanks!

[jdavis]

That was perfect, thank you, thank you, thank you

[Rakuxt]

Thank you. Your videos is really helpful

[adrianalvaradofernandez]

thanks bro, I was trying paste the private key