Git is a widely-used software package in Linux. Its main purpose is to track changes in software code during development. It is is especially helpful in a team of developers, with multiple contributors to the same project. It focuses on non-linear workflows, data integrity, and speed. It also provides a safe way to test and experiment with code. Though Git was designed for programmers, it can also be applied to track changes in any sort of file. This guide will walk you through installing and configuring Git on an Ubuntu 20.04 or 22.04 system.
- PHOENIXNAP HOME
- PRODUCTS
- Colocation
Premier Carrier Hotel - Bare Metal Cloud
API-Driven Dedicated Servers - Dedicated Servers
Single-Tenant Physical Machines - Cloud
Custom Cloud Solutions- Managed Private Cloud (MPC)
Highly Customizable Cloud - Data Security Cloud
Secure-By-Design Cloud - Hybrid Cloud
Multi-Platform Environment - Edge Computing
Globally Distributed Servers - Object Storage
S3 API Compatible Storage Service - Bare Metal Cloud
API-Driven Dedicated Servers - Alternative Cloud Provider
Overcome Public Cloud Limitations
- Managed Private Cloud (MPC)
- Backup & Restore
Backup and DRaaS - Security
Security Services
- Colocation
- CONTACT SUPPORT
- NETWORK
- LEARN