Git Workflow for Azure DevOps Engineers

Name: CloudSkills Azure DevOps Certification Bootcamp
Brand: CloudSkills.io
SKU: 0001
Price: 997 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (21 reviews)

Learn the foundations of source control with Git

On-Demand / 104 minutes

4.9

Learn the foundations of source control with Git, including branching strategies, working with pull requests, and standard workflow.

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Course Instructor: Mike Pfeiffer

Mike Pfeiffer is a twenty-year tech industry veteran who’s worked for some of the largest technology companies in the world including Microsoft and Amazon Web Services (AWS). Mike is a published author, international conference speaker, Microsoft Azure MVP, and host of the CloudSkills.fm podcast.

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Course Outline

Lecture 1: Source Control with Git and TFVC

Whether your software project is large or small, using version control as soon as possible is a good idea. Azure Repos supports two types of version control: Git and Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC). In this lecture you'll learn the foundations of source control.

Which version control system should I use?
Understanding Git (distributed) vs. TFVC (centralized)
Moving from TFVC to Git
Commit, share, and sync your code

Lecture 2: Git Branching Strategies

Distributed version control systems like Git give you flexibility in how you use version control to share and manage code. Your team should find a balance between this flexibility and the need to collaborate and share code in a consistent manner. In this lecture you'll learn how team members publish, share, review, and iterate on code changes through Git branches shared with others.

Adopt a Git branching strategy
About branches and branch policies
Using feature branches for your work
Review and merge code with pull requests

Project 1: Git Workflow Basics

Version control keeps a history of your development so that you can review and even rollback to any version of your code with ease. This project will show how to perform common version controls tasks using the following version control workflow.

Connect to a project in Azure DevOps
Save work with commits
Share code with push
Update code with fetch and pull
Resolve merge conflicts
Initialize and Clone an existing Git repo
Version control workflow

Project 2: Working with Pull Requests

Pull requests let your team review code and give feedback on changes before merging it into the main branch, and pull requests can come from either topic branches within the same repository or from a branch in a fork of the original repository. In this project you'll learn how to work with pull requests.

Implement and manage virtual networking
View and manage pull requests
Review code with pull requests
Create & complete a pull request
Squash merge pull requests

Project 3: Deploy Pull Request Builds with Azure Pipelines

Pull requests allow for code reviews before changes are merged to the codebase. However, certain issues can be tricky to find until the code is built and deployed to an environment. In this lab you'll Deploy pull request Artifacts with Azure Pipelines.

Specify events that trigger pipelines
Create a pull request trigger
Set up branch policy for Azure Repos
Set up status checks
Deploy pull request Artifacts with Azure Pipelines

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Great training from experienced and knowledgeable trainers. The training material and demos mix the content with real-world scenarios which really accelerated my understanding.

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Mike has done a fantastic job of assembling a group of subject matter experts to help guide you from the basics.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Wondering if training with CloudSkills.io is going to be the right fit?
Here are answers to common questions.

What the prerequisites for this course?

We recommend that you have basic sysadmin skills, along with a high-level understanding of software development. You do not need to be a programmer to succeed in this course.

Who is this for?

CloudSkills is for anyone looking to build the technical and soft-skills required to succeed in the tech industry today. We welcome everyone, regardless if you come from an "ops" or "dev" background, or even if you're switching careers.

Do I need access to public cloud platforms?

We are big believers in hands-on practice, however, having immediate access to a public cloud platform is not a requirement for this course. Sit back and watch, and feel free to follow along if you'd like.

How long will I have access to the course?

You will have full access to the recordings with your purchase. You watch videos, follow our proven step-by-step process, get results.

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