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$ history
1 git --version
2 git
3 pwd
4 git --version
5 ls
6 cls
7 clr
8 clear
9 pwd
10 git config --global user.name "PaboluManohar"
11 git config --global user.email "pabolumanohar1@gmail.com"
12 git config --list
13 git config --list
14 ls
15 pwd
16 cd sampleRepo
17 ls
18 git push origin main
19 git push origin main
20 git -remote
21 git config --list
22 pwd
23 git init
24 git add .
25 git commit -m "first commit"
26 git remote add origin https://github.com/PaboluManohar/NoteTaker.git
27 git remote -v
28 git push origin main
29 git push origin main
30 git push origin main
31 git remote add origin https://github.com/PaboluManohar/NoteTaker.git
32 git remote -v
33 git push origin main
34 git push origin main
35 git push origin main
36 git status
37 git add .
38 git status
39 git commit -m "note.java updated"
40 git push origin main
41 git fetch origin
42 git log origin/main..main
43 git log
44 git status
45 git add .
46 git status
47 git commit -m "changes in note.java"
48 git push origin main
49 git pull
50 git pull --help
51 git log
52 git fetch origin
53 git fetch origin main
54 git log origin/main..main
55 git merge main
56 git push origin main
57 cls
58 clear
59 git fetch origin main
60 git log origin/main..main
61 git merge main
62 git status
63 git checkout -b f2
64 git branch
65 git add .
66 git commit -m "in f2"
67 git checkout main
68 git checkout f2
69*
70 git checkout f2
71 git push origin main
72 git checkout main
73 git pull origin main
74 git push origin f2
75 git branch
76 git checkout main
77 git checkout f2
78 git add .
 79 git commit -m ""
80 git add .
81 git commit -m ""
82 git commit -m "msg in note"
83 git status
84 git push origin main
85 git checkout main
86 git add .
87 git commit -m "comment"
88 git status
89 git push origin f2
90 git push origin main
91 git push origin main
92 git pull origin main
93 git checkout main
94 git checkout f2
95 git status
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108 git commit -m "streams"
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114 git status
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116 git commit -m "add"
117 git checkout main
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131 git add .
132 git commit -m "target"
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136 git checkout f2
137 git checkout main
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140 git pull origin main
141 git pull origin f2
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145 git status
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148 git pull origin main
149 git checkout main
150 git pull origin main
151 git checkout f2
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pass : manohar

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Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description: Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS
Release: 22.04
Codename: jammy

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User
just learning order

ChatGPT
Certainly! Here's a simplified learning order for the technologies you mentioned:

Git: Start with version control to manage your code effectively.

Docker: Understand containerization for packaging and deploying

applications.

AWS (Amazon Web Services): Learn cloud computing basics and AWS
services for infrastructure deployment.

Terraform: Dive into infrastructure as code for automating

infrastructure provisioning.

Ansible: Explore configuration management and automation for

software deployment.

Kubernetes: Learn container orchestration for managing

containerized applications at scale.

Jenkins: Understand continuous integration and continuous delivery

for automating software delivery pipelines.

This order allows you to build on foundational concepts before moving to more
complex topics. Each technology complements the others, providing a comprehensive
understanding of modern software development and deployment practices.

User
if i miss anything please add
ChatGPT
Sure, here's a revised and comprehensive learning order:

Git: Version control system for tracking changes in your code.

Linux: Basic understanding of Linux commands and system

administration.

Docker: Containerization platform for packaging and deploying

applications.

AWS (Amazon Web Services): Cloud computing platform, learn about

key services like EC2, S3, RDS, etc.

Terraform: Infrastructure as code tool for provisioning and

managing cloud infrastructure.

Ansible: Configuration management and automation tool for managing

server configurations.

Kubernetes: Container orchestration platform for automating

deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications.

Jenkins: Continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD)

tool for automating software development processes.

Monitoring Tools: Learn about monitoring and logging tools like

Prometheus, Grafana, ELK stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana).

Networking: Understand networking concepts and protocols (TCP/IP,

DNS, HTTP/HTTPS).

Security: Gain knowledge of basic security principles, practices,

and tools (firewalls, SSL/TLS, SSH).

Scripting: Improve scripting skills with languages like Python or

Bash for automation tasks.

SQL/NoSQL Databases: Learn about databases and their management

(MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB).

Infrastructure Monitoring: Explore tools like Nagios, Zabbix, or

Datadog for monitoring infrastructure health.

Container Networking: Understand container networking concepts and

tools like Docker Networking, Kubernetes Networking.

CI/CD Pipeline Optimization: Deep dive into optimizing CI/CD

pipelines for faster delivery and better quality.

Cloud Native Architecture: Learn about microservices architecture,

serverless computing, and cloud-native design patterns.

Advanced Kubernetes: Explore advanced Kubernetes topics like Helm,

Operators, Service Mesh (e.g., Istio).
 DevOps Culture and Practices: Understand DevOps principles,
collaboration, and cultural aspects.

Continuous Learning: Stay updated with new technologies and best

practices in DevOps and cloud computing.

This comprehensive learning path covers various aspects of DevOps, cloud computing,
and related technologies, enabling you to build a strong foundation and advance
your skills in modern software development and deployment practices.

User
that path is too long
ChatGPT
Sure, here's a more streamlined learning order:

Git: Version control system for tracking changes in your code.

Linux: Basic understanding of Linux commands and system administration.

Docker: Containerization platform for packaging and deploying

applications.

AWS (Amazon Web Services): Cloud computing platform, learn about key
services like EC2, S3, RDS, etc.

Terraform: Infrastructure as code tool for provisioning and managing

cloud infrastructure.

Ansible: Configuration management and automation tool for managing

server configurations.

Kubernetes: Container orchestration platform for automating deployment,

scaling, and management of containerized applications.

Jenkins: Continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) tool

for automating software development processes.

Monitoring Tools: Learn about monitoring and logging tools like

Prometheus, Grafana, ELK stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana).

Networking: Understand networking concepts and protocols (TCP/IP, DNS,

HTTP/HTTPS).

This condensed learning path covers the essential tools and concepts in DevOps and
cloud computing, providing a solid foundation for further specialization and
learning.

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