DevOps Complete Course - Push Code onto Remote Repository

This video tutorial explains how to manage code using Git and GitHub. It covers updating local repositories, pushing changes to GitHub, and ensuring all developers have the latest code. The tutorial demonstrates creating and committing HTML files, using Git commands like 'git push' and 'git clone', and managing credentials for seamless collaboration. The focus is on maintaining synchronization between local and remote repositories to facilitate teamwork.

What is the purpose of pushing code to the GitHub repository?

Explain the command 'git push origin master'. What does each part signify?

What steps should a developer take to pull the latest changes from a remote repository?

Describe the process of adding new files to the staging area in Git.

How can a developer check the commit history in Git?

What does it mean when it says 'your branch is ahead of origin master by one commit'?

What should a developer do if they want to modify the code after pulling the latest changes?