As we already discussed
that GitHub is a web based Git repository hosting service. It offers all of the
distributed version control and source code management functionality of Git as
well as adding it own features. This article will provide you the basic of the
Git hub configuration.
1) Go to the Github.com
and create a account
2) The next step is to
create a repository as follows,
3) Once the repository is
created, we can see the repository as follows,
4) Once the repository is
created, we need to make sure to get the Repository HTTPS and SSH URLs from the
repository it self
5) Once the Repository is
created and code is pushed to the Repository, we can see the code as follows.
Git Hub also allows us to merge , compare the branches.
6) Git Hub provides us
with various other options such as below to connect local jenkins with the
remote Git Hub code for building purpose. This is done by using the webHooks
and Services.
I hope this gives you the
basic idea of the Git Hub Configuration.
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