Install Git on Amazon EC2 instance using the command: sudo yum install git -y
Create a directory (replace 'dir_name' with your preferred name): mkdir dir_name
Navigate to the directory: cd dir_name
Initialize a new Git repository: git init
Step 2: Create a File, Stage and Commit
Create a file (replace 'file_name' with your preferred name): touch file_name
Add the file to the staging area: git add file_name
Commit the file to the local repository (replace 'commit_message' with your preferred message): git commit -m 'commit_message'
Check the status of your file: git status
Step 3: Configure Git Global Variables
Configure Git global variables (replace 'user.name' and 'user.email' with your preferred username and email):
git config --global user.name "username"git config --global user.email "email"git config --list"
Step 4: Use Git Show and Git Log Commands
Use the Git show command to see the changes made in the last commit: git show
Use the Git log command to see the commit history: git log