The Gitlab and Tortoise Git Crash Course (Udemy.com)

4000+ Students! Understand everything there is to know about Git, Gitlab, DevOps and everything in between!

( 11 Reviews )

Created by: Vaga Notes

Produced in 2022

What you will learn

How to work with Gitlab
Master the features of Gitlab
Learn how to clone and edit repositories
Install Git Bash on Windows to use Linux commands for Git
Set up your SSH to authenticate your Git repositories
Use Gitlab for Continuous Integration
How to work with different branches in Gitlab
Work with Commits and Tag them on Gitlab
How to use the Gitlab Editor on the UI

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Overall Score : 70 / 100

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Course Description

With over 3000 students, this is one of the top selling courses on Gitlab!
Whether you are a college student looking for a way to manage your repositories(for free) or an industry professional looking for a one stop shop to manage your entire DevOps cycle. Gitlab can handle everything from code versioning to issue tracking to continuous Integration.
You will get a quick grasp on Gitlab. It is one of the best versioning platforms out there, with the ability to set up your own private projects for free.
The course is divided into sections, each independently forms a module and a course in itself. Whether you are a college student looking to get some experience with version control or a professional looking for a tool to deploy and manage code you will find what you need here. Everything is well documented and separated, so you can find what you need.
Gitlab Basics
We will sign up and create a project together. We will go over some key features. After which, we will set up Git Bash for those on windows. This will provide a linux interface for them. Mac users already have terminal. We will then see how we can import a project from an existing versioning control platform like GitHub and work on it in Gitlab.

Then we will go on to learn how to authenticate our machine using SSH keys with Gitlab. We will also go over how to manage documentation in Gitlab using Gitlab Wiki. It truly is a one stop shop for us developers!
User management in Gitlab
In this one we see the different types of permissions users can have and how you can import them from one project to another.
Branches in Gitlab
You cannot run any significant project without branches. And Gitlab has you covered. We will learn how to manage branches, and use the different features Gitlab exposes us to. We will also checkout the different levels of permissions we can assign to branches using Gitlab.
We will learn how to use tags and commits. As well as assign and merge Merge Requests.
CI/CD in Gitlab
In this section we will jump into DevOps and learn how to use the different features of Gitlab for Continuous Integration and Deployment.
We will use .YML files and demonstrate Gitlab features like Pipelines, Jobs, Environments all which make your day to day life managing code so much easier. We will also cover Gitlab's integration with Kubernetes.
Issues in Gitlab
Gitlab has something for everyone. So for all you project managers out there, welcome to Gitlab issues. This project management software is in built into Gitlab. We will see how to use Milestones and Labels to categorize your issues. And then how to use all the features in Gitlab to mark and track issues. We will even see how to associate issues with merge requests!

This course will hand hold you through the basics and show you everything you need to get started with Gitlab.This course will give you a great understanding of all the major concepts of Gitlab. You will be pro before you know it. Let us get started!
Tortoise Git
Get set up by installing tortoise git. Then familiarize yourself with handy tools in Tortoise Git like using diffs and revision graphs. These will give you a clear picture of what is going on in the repository and who edited which file when. Get line by line details using Git Blame.
You will learn to use Tortoise Git as a substitute for Git Bash.Who this course is for:

Students trying to get a quick grasp of Gitlab
Professionals looking to use Gitlab for their DevOps Cycle
Developers who have used another tool to host repositories and are now looking to move over to Gitlab

Time: 2h

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Vaga Notes

3.5 Rating
11 Reviews

Graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a degree in Computer Science. Has been working in the Industry for a few years now. He likes to teach as a hobby. Just have a passion for teaching and enjoy doing this on the side. He tries to be concise and to the point, while making sure students follow all the best practices.

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By Thomas Schneider on

quick overview. but the examples could be better.

By Ed Mucker on

It is good for my purposes. I am able to follow steps so far in the tutorial. Presenter assumes steps have been taken in between videos that are not mentioned.

By Deepak Ranjan on

Instructor is not explaining anything. Not even backgorund

By Konreddygari Manjunath Reddy on

yes it is helpful to my profession.

By Ken Lee on

The font size of terminal is too small and you switch the windows and screen too fast

By Caleb Cotton on

GitLab offers so many features it can feel a little overwhelming at first. This is a good primer for the basic uses of GitLab for anyone just starting out.

By Jalaj Varshney on