DevOps Master Class - Part 2 - Master Git!

In this second part of the DevOps Master Class we explore Git from start to finish. No previous knowledge required and by the end you'll be able to use Git just for you or as part of a team!

This is BIG and has a lot of content. My recommendation would be to do a section at a time and try the code.

GitHub repo has all links and material including various download links for things like Git. Link below.

00:00 Introduction
01:06 Why version control?
03:46 Features and benefits
07:57 Types of version control system
13:44 What is Git?
15:18 Using Git
18:46 Creating your first repo
21:43 Initial configuration of Git
24:55 How Git works under the covers
30:41 Structures on disk
47:40 Stages of Git
52:10 Add and commit and diff
54:50 Other types of diff
59:04 Removing a file
1:02:05 Resetting and reverting
1:08:30 Branches
1:10:03 Removing a commit
1:20:05 Tags
1:24:30 Remote origins
1:31:30 Working with remotes
1:37:55 Ignoring certain files
1:39:53 Branches
1:46:00 Using branches
1:51:38 Fast-forward merge
1:54:26 No fast-forward merge
1:58:28 3-way merge
2:04:35 Rebase
2:10:55 VScode git integration
2:13:00 Interactive rebase (advanced)
2:15:45 Pull request
2:28:08 PR cleanup
2:30:45 Protect a branch
2:32:00 Summary

[ravilobo]

Every few months, I come back to this video and re-watch the whole thing. And, I understand Git at a different level. As many agree, mastering Git could be more challenging than coding itself! However, John makes it very simple to understand. Without this training, I probably would not have understood Git at a level, I understand now. Thank you so much John!

[ilyasontube]

the quality and effort is above MVP level, thanks John!

[vikrantrathaur_]

I have been preparing for AZ 400, I have had to go through a Udemy course 3 times.. yet I didn't understood 1/4th of the concepts I did today.. High Quality material.. Thanks John, you have no idea how relieved I am to have finally found a material which helped clear all my question and in fact went above and beyond.. Lots of Respect

[marcelsss]

This series really helps me a lot understanding how to work with GIT. Much appreciated!

[shashikumartheenathayapara]

This is the most comprehensive explanation / Demo of Git out there. Thank you John as always.

[lagendijkict]

I love the devotion to the craft of Git by wearing a Github t-shirt for this episode.

[alessandrofossi]

This is an absolute gem, thanks for sharing and leading through the content step-by-step!

[pratikpudage]

I must commend your meticulous efforts in planning and organizing the content, your dedication to ensure that its informative and concise is truly commendable. The way you have structured the information is both effective and impressive. It's evident that you have invested considerable time, effort, and thought into presenting it in a clear and coherent manner. Your work stands as a testament to your commitment and expertise. Thank you, as always!

[cinnamoroll_]

Simply amazing John! That is the most useful video of Git on the Internet. Such a clear and concise explanation with some great working examples. Thanks John. Keep doing what you are doing!

[AniketKumarSinha]

The quality of the content is insane!! I have never seen anyone talking about Git in this much detail.

[CarolineGreen-gw]

I am so glad I found this! Sincere thanks, John. Hugely effective (and generous) teaching.

[csatanarachchi]

This is liqued goold man . This is one of the best content of the Git . highly recommended

[jesserigon]

AWESOME video on git. a true master class. but the amount of inspiration that hit me to start the gym again cannot be overstated

[henriquealexandreh]

This is precious! Best GIT explanation I've come across so far. It gets more splendid given its timeframe. Thanks a mil John!!!

[alberto]

Your videos are the highest quality IT instruction I've seen on YouTube. Thank you so much.

[aficionadosempiterno]

A master class indeed. I only used GIT as basic user. But now I understand the terms and more important: WHY the things are called and done in that way.

Thanks a lot.

[HueTruong]

I just went through this, and it was brilliantly taught. I've learn a lot! Thank you John!

[prvizpirizaditweb]

A great reference, for person who has never worked with git, and also for a person who wants to master his git skills. Not an easy thing to address the both audiences. Hats off.

[christianibiri]

The details provided here are unique, I couldn't find another video like this, a big thank you :)

[siddiquivlogs]

I always prefer ur lecture than anyone else for any azure topic without a second thought