Learning Bitbucket

Course details

In this course, staff software engineer Michael Jenkins introduces you to Bitbucket, Atlassian's online code repository. Learn about content organization in Bitbucket, as well as the difference between public and private repositories and how to use SSH keys for secure code pushes. Explore how to clone repositories, create branches, add code, and manage pull requests. Plus, discover how to integrate your work with Jira Cloud to streamline your workflow. Practical, hands-on challenges help you deepen your understanding of each main topic in the course. By the end of this course, you'll be well-equipped to use Bitbucket for your code tracking needs.

Learning objectives
Understand Bitbucket's content organization and terminology
Set up an Atlassian account for Bitbucket access
Create, clone, and configure repositories
Learn the importance of SSH keys for secure code pushes
Master branching and pull request management
Integrate work with Jira Cloud for project management

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Streamline your code and collaboration with Bitbucket
02 - What you should know
03 - Create an Atlassian account
04 - Bitbucket content organization

1. Getting Started with Bitbucket

05 - Create public and private repositories
06 - Add files to a repository
07 - Add an SSH key for authentication
08 - Clone repo to a local system
09 - Use a Git workflow
10 - Push code to a remote repo
11 - Challenge - Create a repo and add code
12 - Solution - Create a repo and add code

2. Working with Branches and Pull Requests

13 - Create a branch
14 - Push code to a branch
15 - Create a Pull request
16 - Challenge - Create and merge a Pull request
17 - Solution - Create and merge a Pull request

3. Working with Jira Cloud

18 - Manage Projects with Jira and Bitbucket
19 - Connect Jira to Bitbucket
20 - Automate issue updates
21 - Create an issue and link to the Bitbucket branch
22 - Update and close issues from Bitbucket
23 - Challenge - Trigger Jira automation from Bitbucket
24 - Solution - Trigger Jira automation from Bitbucket

Conclusion

25 - Next steps