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Thanks, this was very helpful, is there any reason why you ran some commands in power-shell and others using command prompt, suppose you use just the command prompt, will there be any issue?
Hi NDEFRU. You are welcome. No, there isn't a particular reason. But PowerShell is a much more powerful tool of the two. You can type Linux commands in PowerShell. For example, "ls" works in PowerShell and does not in the command prompt. There wont be any issue, but I will recommend that you lean more towards PowerShell.
@@yuerbubao3024 Git uses the username to associate commits with an identity. The email is used to author commits on GitHub.com and on your computer. The location of this configuration file may vary depending on the operating system you are using. - For Windows users, the configuration file can usually be found in the home directory under the path: C:\Users\YourName\.gitconfig. - For Linux and macOS users, it is located in the home directory as: ~/.gitconfig. - username doc: docs.github.com/en/get-started/getting-started-with-git/setting-your-username-in-git - email doc: docs.github.com/en/account-and-profile/setting-up-and-managing-your-personal-account-on-github/managing-email-preferences/setting-your-commit-email-address
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✔ Getting Started on AWS Cloud: www.aosnote.com/offers/qq2dokAR/checkout
✔ Deploy a Static Website: www.aosnote.com/offers/T7wgpKti/checkout
✔ Deploy a WordPress Website: www.aosnote.com/offers/xFzqby9z/checkout
✔ Deploy a Dynamic E-commerce Website: www.aosnote.com/offers/gYsmFBVg/checkout
✔ Deploy a Dynamic Website with Terraform: www.aosnote.com/offers/pjYL9ybL/checkout
✔ Deploy a Static Website with Ansible: www.aosnote.com/offers/WgGk2NUk/checkout
✔ Deploy a Website Docker, AWS ECR, and AWS ECS: www.aosnote.com/offers/5hthWgH4/checkout
✔ Deploy a Dynamic Website with CloudFormation: www.aosnote.com/offers/zFhSEiuQ/checkout
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Projects Coming Soon 👇
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✔ Deploy a Website with Terraform Modules, AWS ECR, and AWS ECS
✔ Create CICD to Deploy a Dynamic Website
✔ Python and AWS Lambda Project
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Bootcamp 👇
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6 Months Cloud/DevOps Bootcamp: www.aosnote.com/offers/SZFctCkU/checkout
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Courses: www.aosnote.com/store
Website: www.aosnote.com/
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Thank you for your teaching skills. Explained in the best way
Way better than the personal GitHub tutorials..
amazing vedio, simplified and explained in the best way possible, thanks man ❤❤
Extraordinary explanation, thanks so much!
Good explanation. Credits for your teaching skills. i am going to recommend this channel to my colleagues
Very helpful and easy step. Thanks.
a great, easy to understand guide. many thanks, and greetings from the UK!
You're very welcome!
Thank you so much! I have been looking for this for some time, so thank you!
Thanks, this was very helpful, is there any reason why you ran some commands in power-shell and others using command prompt, suppose you use just the command prompt, will there be any issue?
Hi NDEFRU. You are welcome. No, there isn't a particular reason. But PowerShell is a much more powerful tool of the two. You can type Linux commands in PowerShell. For example, "ls" works in PowerShell and does not in the command prompt.
There wont be any issue, but I will recommend that you lean more towards PowerShell.
Thanks a lot for explaining the process in such a simple and concise way!
Thank you very much, my friend! Worked like a charm.
This tutorial is very detailed and simplified. Thank you very much!
Thank you for this. All most every single tutorial was done on Macs so this really helped thank you🤙🏿🤙🏿
You're welcome Adrian!
This is an incredibly helpful video. Thank you!
You're very welcome!
Always a life saver :D
It Worked Man! Thanks A Lot ♥
This is awesome...
great explanation bro
Thanks! Glad it helped
This is good stuff, thank you
You're very welcome!
you explained it so well thanks so much
Thankyou so much dude
Thank you, it helped me.
It worked, thank you :)
You're welcome!
Thank you so this video is very helpful
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Great vid!
Thank you! I appreciate your feedback.
it's work! thanks
You're welcome!
Thank you
Tried this method but still showing : connect to host 2222 : connection time out
thank you so much
Cool man!
why is the user.name not the same as username in github? Which name should be used here?
which part of the video are you referring to? At what time?
9:45
@@yuerbubao3024 You can use any name and email here. It is not your GitHub username.
@@AOSNote ok, thanks, but then where are these two configs needed and where can we find them stored?
@@yuerbubao3024 Git uses the username to associate commits with an identity. The email is used to author commits on GitHub.com and on your computer.
The location of this configuration file may vary depending on the operating system you are using.
- For Windows users, the configuration file can usually be found in the home directory under the path: C:\Users\YourName\.gitconfig.
- For Linux and macOS users, it is located in the home directory as: ~/.gitconfig.
- username doc: docs.github.com/en/get-started/getting-started-with-git/setting-your-username-in-git
- email doc: docs.github.com/en/account-and-profile/setting-up-and-managing-your-personal-account-on-github/managing-email-preferences/setting-your-commit-email-address
You forgot to teach us how to use mouse and install windows 10.