Hands-On Git DevOps Training

@cybexsoftadmin

Hi, I can deliver fully hands-on DevOps training focused on real-world Git workflows, GitLab CI/CD, and JFrog integration. With 15+ years of DevOps experience, I’ve trained engineers and teams on practical CI/CD pipelines, Git collaboration, Linux workflows, and artifact management. Training experience: • GitHub workflows, protected branches, PR reviews • GitLab CI/CD pipelines and runner setup • Docker, Linux, automation, and deployment workflows • JFrog Artifactory publishing and validation Proposed agenda: • Git workflow deep dive (branching, merge vs rebase, conflict resolution) • GitHub collaboration and PR best practices • Build GitLab CI/CD pipeline from scratch • Configure runners, variables, artifacts, and pipeline debugging • Package and publish artifacts to JFrog • End-to-end lab: clone → branch → commit → MR → pipeline → JFrog publish Lab style: • Live terminal-based exercises • Shared repositories and CI pipelines • Real troubleshooting and guided fixes • Recorded sessions available Prerequisites: • Linux machine or VM • Git, Docker, VS Code • GitHub/GitLab/JFrog access Timeline: Can start workshops immediately. Quick question: 1- How many participants and preferred session duration? Rahul

@ashinnd84

Hello there, we are a team of senior Full Stack Web and Mobile App Developers and we can do this project in no time. Please, send me a message to discuss the work. Thanks Ashish Kumar.

@mubashir021

I understand the importance of hands-on training for engineers looking to enhance their Git and CI/CD skills. With a solid background in DevOps training, particularly with GitHub, GitLab, and JFrog, I am well-equipped to deliver an engaging and practical learning experience. My approach emphasizes real-world workflows, allowing participants to gain confidence through active participation rather than passive learning. For the proposed agenda, I suggest the following time blocks: - **Day 1:** Introduction to GitHub - project setup, protected branches, pull-request etiquette (2 hours) - **Day 2:** Deep dive into Git fundamentals - merge vs rebase, resolving conflicts (2 hours) - **Day 3:** GitLab CI/CD basics - pipeline creation, runner configuration (2 hours) - **Day 4:** Advanced CI/CD - environment variables, artifact handling (2 hours) - **Day 5:** Branching strategy and best practices (2 hours) - **Day 6:** Publishing to JFrog Artifactory and validation (2 hours) - **Day 7:** Lab sessions for practical application (2 hours) Participants should have Git, GitHub, GitLab, and JFrog CLI installed prior to the workshop. I can conduct the sessions live over Zoom/Meet and provide recordings for future reference. Let's finalize the outline and schedule the first workshop at your earliest convenience.

@heetdoshi009

Hi, Your training brief is exactly the kind of engagement I enjoy most , no slide decks, no theory overload, just engineers sitting in front of real terminals building real muscle memory. I've designed and delivered similar programmes before, so let me walk you through how I'd approach yours. **1. My Relevant Experience** • **GitHub / GitLab** - I've run hands-on workshops covering protected branches, PR/MR etiquette, merge vs. rebase strategies, and conflict resolution for teams ranging from 5 to 30 engineers. I've also built and maintained GitLab CI/CD pipelines in production: multi-stage YAML configs, shared and project-specific runners, masked environment variables, cache/artefact management, and deployment gates. • **JFrog Artifactory** - I've configured Artifactory as the central artefact store for Maven, npm, Docker, and generic repositories, including setting up CI jobs that publish and validate build artefacts automatically. • **Linux-first delivery** - All my labs run natively on Linux, so your engineers won't hit the "works differently on my machine" friction that plagues Windows-centric training.