GIT - 3

 How to use git and create github account

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AWS account-> create two EC2 instance (Linux)


allow ssh and http port in security group.


on first machine.

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-> sudo su 

-> yum upate -y

-> yum install git -y

-> git --version  or which git

-> git config --global user.name "bhupinder"

-> git config --global user.email "bhupinder@gmail.com"

-> git config --list


on second machine

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-> sudo su 

-> yum upate -y

-> yum install git -y

-> git --version  or which git

-> git config --global user.name "Ajay"

-> git config --global user.email "Ajay@gmail.com"

-> git config --list

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