🚀 DevOps Journey Update Spent some time revisiting and brushing up on Git & GitHub fundamentals — tools that quietly power almost every modern development and DevOps workflow. Refreshed concepts like: 🔹 Version Control – tracking changes without the “who broke this?” mystery 🔹 Branches – experimenting safely without disturbing main 🔹 Rollback & Revert – the DevOps safety net when things go sideways 🔹 SSH Authentication – secure GitHub access without the password dance 🔹 Tags & Semantic Versioning – keeping releases organized (v1.0.0, v1.1.0, etc.) Also went through the usual Git muscle memory workout: git clone • git add • git commit • git push • git pull • git branch • git merge • git revert It’s interesting how something developers use daily becomes even more important from a DevOps perspective — where traceability, collaboration, and reliable releases really matter. Next in my DevOps journey: Linux Servers 🐧 Time to spend more quality time with the terminal. #DevOpsJourney #LearningInPublic #Git #GitHub #DevOps #Linux

Week 4! #90DaysOFDevOps with Shubham Londhe Started my Git journey by creating my first repository and building a personal Git commands cheat sheet 🔹 Why Git exists As projects grow, tracking changes, collaborating, and maintaining history becomes critical. Git solves this by providing version control, making it easy to manage code safely and efficiently. 🔹 Why DVCS (Git) is preferred over CVCS 1. Every developer has a full copy of the repository 2. Works offline and syncs later 3. Faster operations and better performance 4. No single point of failure 5. Safer collaboration with complete history tracking This is why Git is the backbone of modern DevOps and CI/CD pipelines. I have been attaching a Git Cheat Sheet (Commands I practiced). I also learned the core Git workflow: Working Directory → Staging Area → Repository Excited to keep building my Git knowledge and using it in real DevOps workflows #90DaysofDevOps #DevOpsJourney #Git #GitHub #VersionControl #Linux #LearningInPublic

🚀 Day 22 of #90DaysOfDevOps Today, I shifted my focus to the backbone of modern DevOps: Version Control with Git. Understanding how to track changes and manage code history is where the real automation journey begins. What I practiced: ✅ Git Setup & Config: Configuring my identity with user. name and user.email. ✅ Repository Initialization: Creating a local repo from scratch using git init. The Git Workflow: Mastered the flow between Working Directory, Staging Area, and Local Repository. ✅ Commit History: Using git log --oneline to maintain a clean, readable audit trail of my project. ✅ Deep Dive: Exploring the hidden .git/ folder to understand how Git stores metadata and branches. Key takeaway: The Staging Area is a game-changer—it acts as a "buffer zone" that gives us full control over what goes into our history, keeping our production code clean and professional. #90DaysOfDevOps #DevOpsKaJosh #TrainWithShubham #Git #VersionControl #Linux #OpenSource #LearningInPublic

🚀 New Blog Published: From Git Basics to GitHub Workflows – A DevOps Perspective In my DevOps learning journey, after exploring Linux and Computer Networking, the next important tool I focused on was Git and GitHub. Version control plays a huge role in modern development and DevOps workflows. Whether it’s managing application code, infrastructure as code, or collaborating with teams, understanding Git is essential. In this blog, I’ve tried to explain some important Git and GitHub concepts in a simple and practical way, including: • History of Git • File System vs Version Control System • Important Git commands (init, add, commit, status, rm) • Tracking files in Git • Branching and common branching commands • Clone vs Fork • Push & Pull with SSH / PAT • Rebase vs Merge • Stash and Stash Pop • Cherry Picking • Squash Commit vs Merge Commit • Reset vs Revert • Branching strategies • GitHub CLI • Conflict resolution My goal with this blog was to build a clear understanding of how Git and GitHub workflows fit into DevOps practices. If you are learning DevOps or getting started with Git, I hope this blog will be helpful. 📖 Read the blog here: https://lnkd.in/d-rkRngH I’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback! #DevOps #Git #GitHub #VersionControl #LearningInPublic #DevOpsJourney #DevOpsKaJosh #90DaysOfDevOps #Hashnode #TrainWithShubham #ShubhamLondhe

#Mastering Git & GitHub 🚀 Following up on my journey into #DevOps Fundamentals yesterday, today was all about getting hands-on with the backbone of modern development: Git & Version Control. 💻✨ It’s one thing to write code, but another to manage it effectively. Today, I dived deep into how Git helps developers track changes, collaborate seamlessly, and maintain a "single source of truth" for their projects. Key takeaways from today: VersionControl: Understanding how to jump back to previous versions of code if things go wrong. 🔄 The Git Workflow: Mastering essential commands like git init, add, commit, and push. 🛠️ Branching & Merging: How teams work on different features simultaneously without breaking the main project. 🌿 #PortfolioLaunch: I used these Git skills to successfully launch my GitHub Portfolio to showcase My projects and progress. 🔗 Check out my GitHub here:https://lnkd.in/exQNQr86 Stepping from "learning" to "doing" feels great. #Git #GitHub #VersionControl #DevOpsJourney #TechLearning #SoftwareDevelopment #CodingLife #Consistency Fortune Cloud Technologies Private Limited #Myportfolio

🚀 Git vs GitHub – Most People Still Get Confused! Many beginners think Git and GitHub are the same. They are NOT. Let me simplify it for you 👇 🔹 1️⃣ Git = Version Control System It tracks changes in your code. Works locally on your system. 🔹 2️⃣ GitHub = Hosting Platform It stores your Git repositories online. Helps teams collaborate. 🔹 3️⃣ Git is Command Line Based You use commands like git commit, git push. 🔹 4️⃣ GitHub Has a Web Interface You can manage repos, PRs, issues using UI. 🔹 5️⃣ Git is Fully Decentralized Every developer has full repo history locally. 🔹 6️⃣ GitHub Provides User Management Access control, teams, permissions. 💡 Simple Example: You write code on your laptop → That’s Git. You upload it to cloud and collaborate → That’s GitHub. 👉 Tell me in comments: When did you first understand the difference between Git and GitHub? #DevOps #Git #GitHub #Programming #SoftwareEngineering #Learning #TechEducation

Day 30 - Git Hard Reset #100DaysOfDevOps🧑💻 Today’s task focused on rewriting Git history in a controlled environment. A skill that directly translates to real-world production support. The Nautilus team had a test repository where multiple temporary commits were pushed. The requirement was clear: clean up the repository so only two commits remain in history with both the branch pointer and HEAD aligned to one of the commits. To achieve this, I navigated to the repository, identified the correct commit using "git log --oneline", and executed a "git reset --hard commit-hash" to move the branch pointer and HEAD back to the required state while cleaning the working tree. Since this rewrites commit history, I followed up with a "git push --force" to update the remote repository safely. This reflects real production scenarios where accidental commits, sensitive data exposure, or test changes must be surgically removed while keeping repository integrity intact. Understanding when and how to rewrite history, and the risks involved, is critical in DevOps and release engineering workflows. Full documentation and command breakdown available here: https://lnkd.in/g-HZxwzw Another solid step forward. Excited to tackle tomorrow’s challenge and keep building production-ready Git expertise. 🚀 #DevOps #Git #VersionControl #CloudEngineering #SRE #Linux #ContinuousLearning

Today was all about Git – the backbone of collaboration in DevOps. Today I learned that DevOps is not just about tools like Docker or Kubernetes… It starts with version control discipline. 🔹 What I Learned Today: ✅ What is Version Control & Why it matters → Tracks changes in code → Enables collaboration → Prevents code conflicts ✅ Difference between: Git (tool) GitHub (platform) GitLab & Bitbucket (alternatives) ✅ Core Git Commands I Practiced: git init git clone git status git add git commit git log git branch git checkout git merge ✅ Understood the concept of: Branching strategy Merge conflicts Pull requests Local vs Remote repositories #Devops #DevOps #Git #Linux #Github #bash

🚀 Git and GitHub Git is a version control system that helps developers track code changes and manage project history. GitHub is a cloud platform that hosts Git repositories and allows developers to collaborate on projects. 🔹 Git manages code versions locally 🔹 GitHub stores the project online 🔹 Developers can push code to GitHub and others can pull it to collaborate Simple Flow: Developer → Git (track changes) → Commit → Push → GitHub → Team Collaboration #Git #GitHub #WebDevelopment #Programming #SoftwareDevelopment