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Module: Implementation of CICD with Java and Open-Source Stack

Aim:

To configure version control for a web application using Git commands and operations, and to
integrate the repository with GitHub for collaborative development and version management.

Steps in Simple Format

Step 1: Install Git

1. Go to the official Git website.

2. Download Git for your operating system (Windows, macOS, Linux/Unix).

3. Follow the installation instructions to complete the setup.

Step 2: Configure Git

1. Open a terminal or command prompt.

2. Configure your Git username:

3. git config --global user.name "Your Name"

4. Configure your Git email:

5. git config --global user.email "[email protected]"

6. Optionally, set the default branch name:

7. git config --global init.defaultBranch main

Step 3: Set Up a GitHub Account

1. Visit GitHub and click Sign Up.

2. Enter your email, username, and password, then verify your account.

3. After signing up, log in to your account.

Step 4: Create a New GitHub Repository

1. Click New Repository on your GitHub dashboard.

2. Provide a repository name and description.

3. Choose Public or Private visibility.

4. Click Create Repository.

Step 5: Create a Local File

1. Open your computer's file system and create a folder (e.g., MyProject).

2. Inside the folder, create a file (e.g., example.txt). Add some text to the file.

Step 6: Initialize Git in Your Local Folder


1. Open a terminal or command prompt in the folder where your file is located.

2. Initialize a Git repository:

3. git init

Step 7: Add Files to the Repository

1. Stage your file for commit:

2. git add example.txt

3. Check the status to confirm:

4. git status

Step 8: Commit Changes

• Save your changes with a commit message:

• git commit -m "Initial commit"

Step 9: Link Your Local Repository to GitHub

1. Copy the HTTPS URL of your GitHub repository (from the GitHub page).

2. Add the remote repository to your local Git repository:

3. git remote add origin <repository-url>

Replace <repository-url> with the copied URL.

Step 10: Push Changes to GitHub

1. Push your local changes to the GitHub repository:

2. git push -u origin main

Expected Output:

1. File Uploaded: The file (example.txt) will appear in your GitHub repository.

2. GitHub Repository Status: The repository will display the committed changes along
with the message ("Initial commit").

3. Git Logs: Use the following command to check the commit history:

4. git log

This simple format ensures easy setup and integration of Git with GitHub for version control.

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