Subversion is a software source code "Change Management" (CM) system for collaborative development. It maintains a history of file and directory versions. The files and directories are checked out of the repository and into your local project work area.

• Training by Realtime Expert trainer
• Live Online Classes
• Free study material
• Online virtual Classes available in morning, evening and weekend

Prerequisties

• General system administration experience in the operating system(s)
• Apache server basic knowledge

Duration

Online

• The format is 40% theory, 60% Hands-on.
• It is a 20 days program and extends up to 2hrs each.

Corporate

• The format is 40% theory, 60% Hands-on.
• It is a 5 days program and extends up to 8hrs each.

Classroom

• Private Classroom arrenged on request and minimum attendies for batch is 4.

Course Content

SVN server setup

• Install the package and all dependences
• To create one repository or several repositories with sensible location considerations, initial import, migrate
from CVS and other version control systems

Fine-tune all kinds of access schemes, including http, https, svn, svn+ssh, file, specially to consider following

• How to configure apache modules
• To use ssh environment variables to shorten svn+ssh:// urls
• To define proper user databases and design complex access control list or authorization patterns
• To integrate with LDAP / domain controller / MySQL / PAM / etc for user authentications

Configure sensible repository layout

• Each sub-project has complete tree structure such as trunk, branches and tags, suitable for sub-projects are inclusive and self-contained, not much inter-dependence, APIs of each sub-projects are stable and mature
• All modules exist on trunk / branches and tags, suitable for a logically compact project, there exists strong coupling among modules
• Difference and benefits

Backup strategy and disaster recovery

• Backup strategy, including: native method with svn sync, third-party tools such as rsync, hot copy
• Whole reposity backup vs each revision checkout or dump
• Disaster recovery
• Permanently remove files and history

Basic knowledge about managing repositories

• Normal working cycle with subversion (hand-on practices)
• Create branches and tages
• Create locks and other controls
• Design client-side tools and integrate them with IDEs
• Choose and configure repository viewing facilities
• Set general user policies, including set subversion hooks for those hard restrictions
• Design automatic check-out and build or compilation, and even automatic testing