From the course: Git for Teams
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Remote platform selection
- [Instructor] In this lesson, we'll discuss central repositories and explore your team's options for hosting them on a remote platform. Throughout the course, you may hear me using the terms remote platform and central repository interchangeably. Just be aware that I'm referring to the same concept. It's where your team stores the shared copy of the source code. Teams using Git will require a central repository that facilitates their collaboration. A central repository is, at its core, just another repository, however, it allows team members to push and pull changes to the code base. The central repository is normally hosted on a remote server or located within a Git repository management service. Let's take a look at a few options for hosting. One of the simplest options your development team has is to install Git on a server within your hosting environment. You would choose this option if you don't require a more full-featured Git hosting solution or if you are unable to host code…
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Teaming with remote platforms overview1m 39s
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Remote platform selection4m 19s
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GitLab installation4m 16s
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GitLab overview4m 36s
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User account setup4m 44s
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Account administration and preferences3m 17s
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Keeping secrets3m 30s
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Git workflows1m 11s
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Trunk-based development3m 13s
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Git flow3m 35s
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Protecting branches4m 42s
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Issues6m 59s
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Feature branches6m 4s
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Code reviews4m 4s
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Merging feature branches4m 18s
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Git Flow wrap-up1m 51s
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