In this video, we level up our Cisco DevNet Associate (200-901 DEVASC) Git skills by taking our local repository to the cloud—mastering remote collaboration and professional workflows that every network automation team uses.
📺 New to Git? Watch the Git Theory lesson first:
• Cisco DevNet Associate Part 017 | 200-901 ...
📺 Haven't done Lab 01? Start with the Local Git Repository lab:
• Cisco DevNet Associate Part 018 | 200-901 ...
This lesson continues Section 1.8 – Utilize common version control operations with Git, where we expand from local version control to professional remote collaboration using GitHub.
📌 What you'll accomplish in this lab:
Task 1: Use GitHub as a Git Remote: Connect your local repository to GitHub, push your code, and establish your cloud backup
Task 2: Combine Local and Remote Actions: Work across local and remote repositories, simulate disaster recovery, and master the clone operation
Task 3: Develop with Git Branches & Pull Requests: Implement professional feature branching workflows and GitHub collaboration
Task 4: Work with Multiple Branches & Resolve Conflicts: Handle real-world merge conflicts and master advanced Git operations
🔧 Professional Skills You'll Gain:
Connect local Git repositories to GitHub remote repositories
Push code to remote and pull changes from teammates
Implement feature branch workflows for safe parallel development
Create and merge GitHub Pull Requests for code review
Resolve merge conflicts through GitHub's web interface
Clone repositories and recover projects after local failures
Delete and clean up branches after successful merges
Use git remote, git push, git pull, and git clone commands effectively
By the end of this lab, you'll experience the complete Git collaboration workflow used by professional development and NetDevOps teams.
You'll understand how to backup your network automation scripts, collaborate safely with colleagues, handle conflicting changes, and maintain project integrity across distributed teams—essential skills for both the DEVASC exam and real-world network automation projects.
Remote repositories and branching strategies transform Git from a personal backup tool into a powerful collaboration platform that scales across teams and projects.
📌 Cisco DevNet Associate course Playlist:
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📌 Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction
02:45 – Task 1 – Use GitHub as a Git Remote
04:35 - How to add the remote repository URL to your local Git repository
05:55 - How to push your local working directory to the remote repository
07:10 – Task 2 – Combine Local and Remote Actions
10:40 - How to clone the remote repository back to your local system
11:50 – Task 3 – Develop with Git Branches and GitHub Pull Requests
15:30 - How to create a new pull request
17:35 - How to pull the latest changes from the remote main branch to your local repository
19:00 – Task 4 – Work with Multiple Branches and Resolve Merge Conflicts
23:40 - How to Resolve the merge conflict
26:05 – Conclusion
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