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This tutorial describes how to install Git on a Rcs CentOS cloud server. Git is a version control tool that tracks the versions of software and changes to the source code. Use Git to create new branches or revert your code to an earlier state at any time. This tutorial assumes you have a freshly deployed Rcs CentOS 7 cloud server instance.

1. Install Git

Run the following command to install Git.

yum install git

Verify the Git installation.

git --version

You should see the Git version number.

2. Configure Git

It's a best practice to configure your name and email address in Git.

1. Set your name.

    git config --global user.name "Your Name"

2. Set your email address.

    git config --global user.email "user@exmample.com"

3. Verify the settings.

    git config --list

   You might see, for example:

    user.name=Your name
    user.email=user@example.com

More Resources

After setting up Git on your Rcs cloud server, you may want to browse the full Git documentation.