Bitbucket Cloud Fundamentals from Pluralsight

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!

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.

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Syllabus

Course Overview

Introduction to Bitbucket Cloud

Using Bitbucket with an IDE

Creating and Managing Repositories

Working with Repositories

Managing Team Projects

Using Bitbucket Pipelines

Using a Bitbucket Wiki

Using a Bitbucket Issue Tracker

Integrating Bitbucket with Project Tools

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Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Introduces Bitbucket Cloud, an industry-standard git repository hosting service

Teaches how to manage repositories and code with Bitbucket from an IDE

Explores advanced features of Bitbucket Cloud, including code review, continuous integration, and issue tracking

Taught by Jim Weaver, an experienced instructor recognized for his work in git repository management

Provides hands-on labs and interactive materials for a practical learning experience

May not be suitable for complete beginners to git and version control systems

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Bitbucket Cloud Fundamentals with these activities:

Join a Bitbucket Community Group

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This activity will allow you to engage with a community of learners and practitioners related to Bitbucket

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Search for a Bitbucket community group online.
Join the group and introduce yourself.
Participate in discussions and ask questions.

Find a Bitbucket Mentor

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This activity will allow you to learn from a more experienced individual in the field of Bitbucket.

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Ask around in your professional network for potential mentors.
Reach out to people who work at companies that use Bitbucket.
Attend Bitbucket meetups and conferences.

Review In-Depth Git Knowledge

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This activity will help you refresh your knowledge of Git, which is essential for this course.

Browse courses on Git

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Review the Git documentation.
Take a Git tutorial.
Practice using Git on a personal project.

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Follow Bitbucket Tutorials

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This activity will allow you to learn more about Bitbucket and its features.

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Search for Bitbucket tutorials online.
Watch and follow a few tutorials.
Take notes on what you learn.

Practice Coding with Pipelines

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This activity will help you develop your skills in using Bitbucket Pipelines, which is a key feature of this course.

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Create a new Bitbucket pipeline.
Add a trigger to your pipeline.
Add a script to your pipeline.
Add a variable to your pipeline.
Run your pipeline.

Create a Bitbucket Tutorial

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This activity will allow you to apply your skills to a creative, independent learning project.

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Choose a topic for your tutorial.
Write a detailed outline of your tutorial.
Create a tutorial draft.
Revise and edit your tutorial.
Publish your tutorial online.

Career center

Learners who complete Bitbucket Cloud Fundamentals will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Software Development Manager

Software Development Managers are responsible for leading and managing software development teams. They work with teams to define project goals and objectives, and they develop and implement software development plans. Having a solid foundation in repository management, code review, and continuous integration, as taught in Bitbucket Cloud Fundamentals, is essential for Software Development Managers to effectively lead and manage software development teams.

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DevOps Engineer

A DevOps Engineer is a software professional who combines a software engineering background with systems administration experience. Their role is to bridge the gap between development and operations teams, and to oversee the entire lifecycle of software development. A solid understanding of Bitbucket Cloud's capabilities, such as continuous integration and deployment, helps build a foundation for DevOps practices.

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Software Architect

Software Architects design and develop system architectures for software solutions. They are responsible for ensuring that software systems are scalable, reliable, and secure. The course Bitbucket Cloud Fundamentals provides a solid understanding of repository management and continuous integration, which are key concepts for Software Architects to understand in order to design effective software systems.

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Project Manager

Project Managers are responsible for planning, executing, and closing projects. They work with stakeholders to define project goals and objectives, and they develop and implement project plans. Having knowledge of repository management and continuous integration, as taught in Bitbucket Cloud Fundamentals, can be useful to Project Managers, as it provides them with a better understanding of the technical aspects of software development and helps them to manage software development projects more effectively.

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Business Analyst

Business Analysts are responsible for gathering and analyzing business requirements, and for translating them into technical specifications that software engineers can use to build software solutions. A thorough understanding of repository management and code review, as taught in Bitbucket Cloud Fundamentals, can be useful for Business Analysts, as it helps them to better understand the technical side of software development and to communicate more effectively with software engineers.

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Product Manager

Product Managers are responsible for defining and managing the roadmap for a software product. They are also responsible for working with development teams to ensure that the product is built according to the roadmap. Bitbucket Cloud Fundamentals provides a solid foundation for Product Managers in understanding the technical side of software development, which can help them to make better decisions and communicate more effectively with development teams.

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Technical Support Specialist

Technical Support Specialists provide technical support to users of software products. They are responsible for troubleshooting problems, answering questions, and resolving issues. Bitbucket Cloud Fundamentals can be useful, as it teaches how to use Bitbucket Cloud's features to collaborate effectively with development teams and resolve issues more quickly.

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Quality Assurance Analyst

Quality Assurance Analysts test and evaluate software products to ensure that they meet quality standards. They are responsible for identifying and reporting bugs, as well as for recommending improvements to software products. The course Bitbucket Cloud Fundamentals may be useful for Quality Assurance Analysts, as it provides a solid understanding of repository management and code review, which can help them to identify and report bugs.

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IT Manager

IT Managers are responsible for planning, implementing, and managing IT systems and services within an organization. A course like Bitbucket Cloud Fundamentals may be useful, as it provides knowledge of repository management and continuous integration, which can help IT Managers to make better decisions about software development tools and practices.

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Database Administrator

Database Administrators are responsible for managing and maintaining databases, and for ensuring that they are running smoothly and efficiently. They also work with software engineers to develop and implement database solutions. Understanding the concepts of version control through the course Bitbucket Cloud Fundamentals may be useful for Database Administrators when collaborating with software engineers on database-related projects.

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Scrum Master

Scrum Masters are responsible for facilitating Scrum teams and ensuring that they are following Scrum principles and practices. They help teams to stay organized and focused, and they remove obstacles that impede progress. The course Bitbucket Cloud Fundamentals may be useful for Scrum Masters, as it provides a solid understanding of repository management, code review, and continuous integration, which are important concepts for Scrum teams to understand in order to deliver high-quality software.

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Data Scientist

Data Scientists are responsible for collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data to help organizations make better decisions. They use a variety of tools and techniques to extract insights from data, and they often work with software engineers to develop data-driven solutions. A background in repository management and continuous integration, such as the one provided in Bitbucket Cloud Fundamentals, can be useful for Data Scientists who need to collaborate with software engineers on data-driven projects.

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Systems Administrator

A Systems Administrator is responsible for maintaining and managing computer systems, networks, and databases within an organization. They must ensure that these systems are running smoothly and efficiently, and that they are secure from threats. The course Bitbucket Cloud Fundamentals may be useful, as it provides knowledge on using and managing Git repository hosting and management services, which can in turn help System Administrators manage software development projects more efficiently.

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Technical Writer

Technical Writers draft manuals, articles, and related documents that help users understand technical products or services. They may develop documentation for internal or external stakeholders, depending on the nature of their role. Understanding how to use Git repository hosting and management services, a key component of Bitbucket Cloud Fundamentals, helps make it easier to create and manage technical documents.

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Software Engineer

A Software Engineer is responsible for building and designing software across a variety of systems. Their work largely focuses on software development, where they apply the principles of software design, implementation, and maintenance. Having a solid understanding of repository management and code review, as taught in Bitbucket Cloud Fundamentals, may be useful for developing best practices and communicating effectively with teammates.

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