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Git Project PDF

This document outlines the steps for a Git assignment as part of a DevOps certification training module. The assignment involves installing Git on an AWS Ubuntu system, initializing an empty Git repository in a new "My Project" directory, adding an Eclipse project and configuring a .gitignore file to exclude certain files, staging and committing changes to the local Git repository, creating a remote GitHub repository, and pushing the local changes to the remote repository.

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Git Project PDF

This document outlines the steps for a Git assignment as part of a DevOps certification training module. The assignment involves installing Git on an AWS Ubuntu system, initializing an empty Git repository in a new "My Project" directory, adding an Eclipse project and configuring a .gitignore file to exclude certain files, staging and committing changes to the local Git repository, creating a remote GitHub repository, and pushing the local changes to the remote repository.

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DevOps Certification Training

Module 5 : Git Assignment

Assignment - 1
1. Installing Git on AWS ubuntu.
2. Creating a directory with name “My Project”.
3. Initializing “My Project” directory as an empty git repository.
4 .Placing your eclipse project into this Git Repository.
5.Create a .gitignore file and configure it for excluding these
files(*.class, *.settings, *.project)
6. Add the source code into Staging Area.
7. Commit the source code into Local git repository.
8.Creating a Remote repository on GitHub.
9. Pushing the source code from Local repository to Remote Repository.
10.Pushing the source code from Local repository to
Remote Repository.

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