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Git Deep Dive

Master the tool that every engineer uses daily but few truly understand.

You already know git add, git commit, git push. This course takes you from “I can save my work” to “I understand the machine and can handle any situation.”

Every module uses Kubernetes manifests, Helm charts, and real infrastructure files — not hello.txt.


#ModuleTimeWhat You’ll Master
1Module 1: The Ghost in the Machine — Git Internals100–140 min.git directory, objects, SHA hashing, the DAG
2Module 2: The Art of the Branch — Advanced Merging100–130 minFF vs 3-way merges, conflict resolution, branching strategies
3Module 3: History as a Choice — Interactive Rebasing90–120 minInteractive rebase, squash, fixup, the Golden Rule
4Module 4: The Safety Net — Undo and Recovery100–130 minreset, reflog, revert — never lose code again
5Module 5: Multi-Tasking Mastery — Worktrees and Stashing80–110 minWorktrees, stash, parallel branch work
6Module 6: The Digital Detective — Troubleshooting and Search90–120 minbisect, blame, pickaxe search, history forensics
7Module 7: Professional Collaboration — Remotes and PRs90–120 minRemotes, PRs, fetch vs pull, atomic commits
8Module 8: Efficiency at Scale — Sparse Checkout and LFS90–120 minSparse checkout, LFS, shallow clones, monorepos
9Module 9: Automation and Customization — Hooks and Rerere100–140 minHooks, rerere, aliases, team config
10Module 10: Bridge to GitOps — The Infrastructure Source80–110 minGit as source of truth, directory patterns, ArgoCD/Flux

These are planning estimates copied from the ten module headers, not measured learner completion times. Their arithmetic gives an aggregate range of 920–1240 minutes (about 15 hours 20 minutes–20 hours 40 minutes); individual setup, reading, and practice time will vary.


  • Zero to Terminal — especially Module 0.6 (Git Basics)
  • Basic comfort with the command line (cd, ls, cat, nano)

You’re ready for:

  • Modern DevOps — the next step on the prerequisites route; CI/CD and GitOps build directly on this course
  • CKA Certification — git skills used throughout exam prep
  • Linux — optional deeper systems knowledge if you skipped the Linux fork earlier