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So I know we'll be talking about the.

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So let me explain the server architecture in the architecture, the server goes down, you cannot access

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to our files, so you are the client and the server will be in your organization or not outside of your

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organization.

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So you will be working on some project first and then what you want to do is use so those files in the

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server.

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So that's why in the previous order, less they help maintain this kinds of architecture.

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But what if the server goes down?

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Our server has crashed.

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So then if you want to work at the temp, we cannot access our files now.

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So if server carriers don't go further, then our files will get deleted.

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So then we cannot access servers that say this version control systems came into the whole place in

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Washington, two systems, you, your friends.

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And so we had a project for us, not to mention here, but the members were working on a project, working

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on a project.

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So you said you can say if you have 10 members working on the project, you another 10 guys, then all

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are these numbers will have a local copy.

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And also the server will have a local copy of this project first.

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And whenever you updated this project first, you can just use the comments to update on every.

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We can update the Sahwa and other members there to pull the updated version from the Sahwa.

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So even though the server crashes than your computer crashes, then you can ask your friends.

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You can just on the project files from your other private members.

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So this is very advantageous for the systems.

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So in case the Iraqis don't, you can have a local copy and also you can run from your project with

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our friends and multiple backups and reverting back to previous versions of the main when we are working

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on the system.

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So we have already seen multiple backups so that in case of any crashes, we can just have multiple

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backups and also reverting back to previous versions.

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So if you are testing an application and you think if the latest version how some problems are bugs,

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then you can go back to the previous version.

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And it is an example of the Russian control system.

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And I need to tell you some some of these storms and this is these are called on.

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Get up, get up and go.

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So fast is when the first one is the top.

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And this is where we can store our product first in the Verdasco repositories.

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So the need to a new tool for these four repositories so these repositories can be added and updated

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and pulled from this database.

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So this is like Google or any groceries where we can store all product files so we can store any type

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of any extension.

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And this GitHub can be seen by any public user.

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That means if you want to get up, then anyone can search your GitHub, provide them, or can you start

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in Google and they can see your you know, if you do if you don't want this public and if you want to

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start working on some private project, you can use the same getup, but for personal or private projects.

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So if your team are working on some projects, you can set up these similar to the GitHub.

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And next one is good, but this is more for documenting your information, so get book is like a digital

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notebook and you can have those pages and pages.

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You can read the content in modern architecture format.

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So these are some very important and recently Microsoft has purchased the debt so we can create privilege

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in a hospital, so previously we have to maintain public and private repositories.

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So with the Microsoft purchasing, we can just recreate the private repositories in GitHub itself.

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And I want to tell you these two topics, first were are tracking.

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So this is where our project files, we decide if you have any files and you can add them to our tracking.

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So this working there are.

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I wrote the spelling mistake here.

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OK, this one that we're tracking keeps track of the genius of these files.

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You need to add your desired product files into this work and you can check the status of these files,

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whether these are modified or not.

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So if you think these are fit, you need to add those files to the staging area.

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So the staging area is where our computer files are simply we want to sell state of the particular file.

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So if you are more if you modify the file and you want to sue the state or the change, you need to

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add the staging area.

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So after adding the first staging area we can now push to the repository are created further.

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So pushing to the positive means the files in the staging area will be sent to the our database.

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Or are you just pushing to the top?

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Sara.

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So no proposal contains the first initiating, so the first initiating element updater in our.

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OK, I think you have understood.

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No, no, let me explain this again.

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First, we have some product for a certain product first, and you need to add them to the work industry.

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And then if you have changed, General, need a new file.

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You need to add them to the staging area.

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If you want to sell that state of that file and then you can push to the repository, are you going

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further?

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So you have two choices.

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Either you can push through the policy or you can further and you can also revert back to these previous

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versions using that, uh, comment.

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So we are looking at that in the next video.

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So these two other men for starting the first and working out and then committing them into the staging

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area.

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So.

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Saving the face and committing the staging area is called committing and then pushing, the Russians

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are pushing and then you're going to further.

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So, uh, and there is one more thing I need to say.

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That is pull pull means if you are working with another person.

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Are you are working on so on and then if any other person has updated some files and then you don't

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know, right, you you will have the local copy and then how to get that updated.

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Well, product placement, you can pull those reports you can put out to pasture and put in that Wall

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Street gives us the latest and updated out of that report.

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So we don't worry if this confuses you when we are doing something practical, you will get clear.