Services Enablement Boot Camp

This repository holds the course materials for Cloudera's Services Enablement Boot Camp.

To follow the course and submit lab work, fork this repo (if you have direct access), then clone your fork to a local machine. Edit your clone to add lab work, commit changes, and push to your fork on GitHub.

You may also receive this repository as a ZIP file, along with instructions on how to set things up.

You have the option of making your GitHub repo Private or Public. It does not matter to the course which option you use.

NOTE: GitHub lets you upload new files and edit existing files directly. Please don't do this. Use your GitHub repo as a store for your published lab work. Several students have lost work by making changes against their GitHub repo in lieu of keeping a local copy.

Make your instructors Collaborators on your GitHub repo. This privilege lets them see the repo if it is private. A Collaborator can also edit files. If we do this, we'll write the changes to a branch and issue a Pull Request. You can review the PR and decide how to handle it.

We will use GitHub Issues to track your lab progress. For each section, we'll ask you to create one Issue and use it to log your progress. We will also use GitHub Labels to show the state of your labs (e.g., started, submitted, evaluated) and Milestones to separate Issues into broad categories.

In a large class, it may take time for an instructor to assist you. Include in your current Issue any information that helps define the problem or question you have. This could include copying an error message or stack trace to the Issue dialog, or capturing a screen that is confusing. This way you don't have to keep the details in mind and can pursue other exercises.

In sum, make the following changes before you start lab work.

• Add your collaborators under Settings -> Collaborators.
• Enable Issues under Settings -> Options. Click the Features box and check Issues.
• Click the Issues tab and the Milestones button
  • Create two milestones: Labs and Challenges
  • Set the deadlines for Thursday and Friday of the training week, respectively.
• Click the Labels button and change your labels as follows:
  • Leave the bug Issue as is
  • Change duplicate to started
  • Change enhancement to submitted
  • Change help wanted to evaluated
  • Leave the invalid Issue as is
  • Change wontfix to incomplete; set the label color to yellow (#fbca04).
  • Leave the question Issue as is