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Centralized Source Control

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Describes centralized systems like TFVC and Subversion with single repository architecture. Explains their strengths (scalability for large codebases, granular permissions, audit trails) and limitations (merge capabilities), suitable for tightly controlled environments.

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Previous Module Planning for DevOps
This Module Implementing Source Control
Introduction to Source Control
Introduction to Source Control
Benefits and Best Practices
Benefits and Best Practices
Centralized Source Control
Centralized Source Control
Distributed Source Control
Distributed Source Control
Git Limitations
Git Limitations
Version Control Platforms and Migration
Version Control Platforms and Migration
Structuring Git Repositories
Structuring Git Repositories
Implementing Change Logs
Implementing Change Logs
Feature Branch Workflow
Feature Branch Workflow
GitFlow Branch Workflow
GitFlow Branch Workflow
Forking Workflow
Forking Workflow
Inner Source and Pull Requests
Inner Source and Pull Requests
Git Hooks
Git Hooks
Working with Large Repositories
Working with Large Repositories
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