<ol>
<li>Install Git and set up your GitHub account.</li>
<li>Execute the most popular commands in Git.</li>
<li>Push all the files from local repository to GitHub.</li>
</ol>
Step 1 :- Install Git on Centos 7.
<code>yum install git</code> 
Check the git version by typing below command.
<code>git --version</code> 
Step 2:- Login from Git local to connect remote GitHub
Open the terminal in your lab and execute the below commands by replacing your_Email_Id with your registered email address in GitHub and Your_Username with your GitHub username.
Step 3:- Create multiple files and content in each file.
To create multiple files with different extensions and to create a folder to store all the files in one place, follow the steps shown below:

1.  Install Git and set up your GitHub account.
2. Execute the most popular commands in Git.
3. Push all the files from local repository to GitHub.

Step 1 :-  Install Git on Centos 7.


``yum install git
`` 

Check the git version by typing below command.


``git --version
`` 

Step 2:- Login from Git local to connect remote GitHub


Open the terminal in your lab and execute the below commands by replacing your_Email_Id with your registered email address in  GitHub and Your_Username with your GitHub username.


Step 3:-  Create multiple files and content in each file.


To create multiple files with different extensions and to create a folder to store all the files in one place, follow the steps shown below:











Deploy to GitHub via Git