In this module, we will dive into the practical aspects of using Git. You will learn how to create and manage repositories, understand the various stages in Git, and compare code changes across different stages and commits. This section will equip you with the foundational skills needed to use Git efficiently.

In this module, we will explore the functionalities of GitHub. You will learn how to create a GitHub account, manage repositories, clone repositories, and push code to remote repositories. We will also discuss the significance of GitHub in a collaborative development environment.

In this module, we will focus on collaborative workflows in Git and GitHub. You will learn how to work with other developers' code, understand the differences between Git clone and Git pull, and troubleshoot common issues. Additionally, we will cover SSH connectivity and integrating local repositories with remote ones.

In this module, we will delve into the details of commits in Git. You will learn how to manage commits, retrieve detailed information about specific commits, and even commit changes directly on GitHub. This section will help you track and manage code changes more effectively.

In this module, we will cover branching in Git and GitHub. You will learn why branches are important, how to implement branching strategies to protect working code, and how to manage branches. We will also discuss merging changes and resolving conflicts to maintain a smooth workflow.

In this module, we will explore team collaboration features in GitHub. You will learn how to fork repositories, create pull requests, manage private repositories, add collaborators, and create protected branches. We will also discuss tagging commits to organize your codebase better.

In this module, we will focus on reverting changes in Git. You will learn how to revert changes from the working directory, staging area, and local repository. Additionally, we will cover the use of the .gitignore file to exclude specific files and directories from version control.

In this module, we will discuss advanced Git concepts such as Git rebase and the differences between Git fetch and Git pull. These concepts will help you streamline your workflow and understand more advanced version control techniques.

In this module, we will cover the specific roles of a DevOps engineer using Git. You will learn how to set up repositories and branches for new projects, enable DevOps workflows, manage pull requests, and release code to production. This section will provide you with practical insights and skills required for a DevOps role.

In this module, we will guide you through the process of creating an AWS account. This step is crucial for deploying your Git and GitHub projects in a cloud environment, enabling you to utilize cloud-based resources and infrastructure.