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GitHub & SSH Setup

Connect securely to GitHub using SSH keys and configure your Git identity. You'll be ready to collaborate on projects and push code without entering passwords.

7 lessons

1

Creating a GitHub Account

Set up your GitHub account to store code, collaborate with others, and build your developer presence online.

3 minBeginner
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2

Generating SSH Keys on macOS

Create SSH keys on macOS for secure, passwordless authentication with GitHub and other remote servers.

3 minBeginner
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3

Generating SSH Keys on Windows

Learn how to generate SSH keys on Windows using the built-in OpenSSH client in PowerShell.

2 minBeginner
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4

Generating SSH Keys Inside WSL2

Generate SSH keys within your WSL2 Linux environment, separate from your Windows keys.

2 minBeginner
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5

Adding SSH Keys to GitHub

Add your public SSH key to GitHub to enable secure, password-free repository access.

2 minBeginner
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6

Testing GitHub SSH Connection

Verify your SSH key is properly configured by testing the connection to GitHub.

2 minBeginner
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7

Cloning Repos and First Push

Clone a GitHub repository via SSH and make your first commit and push.

2 minBeginner
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