SSH Key Generation: Why it's Important for Remote Work

 SSH key Generation For AWS Ec2:

#ssh-keygen
   keep pressing enter until generating. 

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#ls -la  ~/.ssh
cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub  -->copy that code
   
take id_rsa.pub key  &
git login-->settings-->SSH and GPG keys-->
                                             SSH-->add new -->paste and save it. and 

Once you are done with saving & you can execute below command                                
#ssh -T git@github.com
          its going to create known_hosts in .ssh folder .

Now Instead using https we can use ssh URL to push our code to GitHub remote repository.
 
ssh -T git@github.com
 
To check which url mapped use
#git remote -value
 
To add ssh url use below cmd
#git remote add [alias name] [url]
 
#git remote add sshurl git@github.com:chandra4u49/git-clone.git
#git remote -v
 
Now you can push your changes to git remote repository using ssh url.
#git push sshurl master.

For more updates,

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLFq_bU6qe-MwX-UH5FYy4Q?sub_confirmation=1

Chandra Sekhar

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