DevOps with GIT(Flow) Jenkins, Artifactory, Sonar, ELK, JIRA - Create a GitHub Repository and setup GitFlow

The video tutorial guides viewers through creating and setting up a GitHub repository, initializing it with Git flow, and managing branches. It covers the initial setup of a Git repository, including creating a README file, committing changes, and pushing to GitHub. The tutorial also explains how to tweak the terminal and bash profile for better branch visibility and how to initialize Git flow to facilitate different stages of development. Finally, it discusses protecting branches and managing them effectively in GitHub.

What are the two options available for setting up a GitHub repository?

• HTTPS and SSH

• SSH and FTP

• HTTPS and FTP

• SSH and HTTP

Which command is used to initialize a Git repository?

• git new

• git create

• git init

• git start

What is the purpose of the 'git commit' command?

• To push changes to the remote repository

• To save changes to the local repository

• To add files to the staging area

• To initialize a repository

What does Git flow help you manage?

• User authentication

• Different stages of development

• Server configurations

• Database connections

Which branch does Git flow create by default for development?

• Master

• Release

• Feature

• Develop

Why is it important to protect the master branch?

• To prevent unauthorized deletions

• To allow direct commits

• To reduce server load

• To enable faster merges

What should be done to ensure changes to the master branch are reviewed?

• Enable direct commits

• Require pull requests

• Disable branch protection

• Allow anonymous edits