BitBucket for Version Control Server
Course Duration
2 Days
Audience
Employees of federal, state and local governments; and businesses working with the government.
Prerequisites
No prerequisites required.
Course Description
The days are gone when new feature requests are split up into tasks for each developer in a team to work on independently. Integration between each team member’s code only happens at the end of all the tasks, which often causes unexpected issues. During the last ten years, developers are increasingly being expected to collaborate on the design, build, and delivery of software products to provide value to users quicker with faster feedback to create a better product. Atlassian Bitbucket makes it easy for teams to collaborate and reduce issues found during integration by providing a way to easily combine and test code frequently. Bitbucket gives teams easy access to tools needed in other parts of the feedback loop. From creating an issue to deploying on your hardware of choice. It gives you the basic tools to get started quickly and offers easy access to more advanced features, so you can upgrade when you need them. This course is intended for teams wanting to collaborate with Bitbucket, whether you’re looking to store source code, deploy software, or anything in between. You’ll discover the most useful parts of Bitbucket and learn how to create and manage Git repositories.
Learning Objectives
- Get Started with Bitbucket
- Work in Teams
- Create Documentation for a Project through a Wiki, README File and Bug Reports.
- Run Code Build Pipelines to Compile, Test and Deploy an Application
- Use the Command Line to Manage Git Repositories
- Use SourceTree to Manage Git Repositories Using a Graphical Interface
- Connect Bitbucket to Trello, Jira, Bamboo, Confluence, and Crucible
- Choose a Pricing Tier by Understanding Plans and Billing
Course Outline
- Part 1: Getting Started
- Part 2: Working in Teams
- Part 3: Creating Documentation
- Part 4: Running Pipelines
- Part 5: Using the Command Line to Manage Your Git Repository
- Part 6: Using SourceTree to Manage Your Git Repository
- Part 7: Connecting Bitbucket With Other Atlassian Services
- Part 8: Plans and Billing