Bitbucket Cloud Fundamentals
Bitbucket Cloud is Atlassian's web-based git repository hosting service. In addition to repository management, it has code review, continuous integration, and many other features. This course will show you how to use all its major capabilities!
What you'll learn
Bitbucket Cloud is a git repository hosting and management service offered by Atlassian, the makers of Jira and Confluence. It offers a significant number of features besides just git repository hosting, and discovering and understanding which features to use when can be challenging.
In this course, Bitbucket Cloud Fundamentals, you'll learn about all of the major capabilities of Bitbucket Cloud. First, you’ll explore how to interact with it from IDEs, manage repositories, branches, users and permissions. Then, you'll delve into how to create, review, and merge pull requests.
Next, you’ll discover how to use Bitbucket Pipelines, Bitbucket Cloud’s integrated continuous integration and deployment tool, and you’ll also learn how to enable and use an integrated wiki and issue-tracker for a Bitbucket Cloud repository.
Finally, you’ll learn how to integrate Bitbucket Cloud with the popular Jira planning and tracking application, as well as how to integrate it with Trello and Slack.
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to help your teams understand how to get full use of all the features offered by Bitbucket Cloud.
Table of contents
- Module Overview 2m
- Understanding Bitbucket Pipelines 6m
- Demo: Building and Testing with Pipelines 7m
- Demo: Viewing Build Results 4m
- Demo: Using Pipelines with Branches and Pull Requests 6m
- Demo: Defining Variables and Environments 5m
- Demo: Deploying with Pipelines 7m
- Demo: Leveraging Pipes and Code Insights 7m
- Module Summary 3m
About the author
Jim Weaver is a software developer with experience in many languages and platforms. He has worked in and led teams in many industry verticals including Defense, Leasing, Energy, and Healthcare. Jim has extensive experience with unit and acceptance testing techniques and tools, and is one of the original authors of JWebUnit, an open-source web application testing API and framework.