Setup Git Repository Remote and Local

1) Remote Repository

▪ Different Git Repositories to register: GitLab, Github,Bitbucket.

▪ These are platforms that host your repository.

▪ Companies have their own Git servers hosted by them.

▪ Your repository can be private or public. E.g. Private for companies, Public for open source projects.

▪ You can do a lot via the Platforms UI.

2) Local Repository

▪ Having the remote repository set up, you need a way to connect with the remote repository to copy or "clone" git project to your local machine

▪ Git client needs to be installed (UI client or Git Command Line Tool)

▪ You need to authenticate with GitHub/GitLab/...

▪ For that, your public SSH Key must be added to the remote platforms:

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