Introduction
Git is one of the most popular version control systems out today. With network automation and scripting becoming more and more popular, there needs to be a way to store and track changes made to scripts and configuration files. Not only will Git allow you to do that, but it can also help collaborate with colleagues (via a private Git system) or with the rest of the world (GitHub). GitHub is a site that you can go to and upload your own creations, as well as browse through the work of others. GitHub is built on Git. Let’s go ahead and dive right into the world of Git and GitHub. First, I will upload the code I created in my last post, and after that I will download some code written by Ivan Pepelnjak and shared on his GitHub page.