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PHOTOSHOP DESIGNS

Godwin Oyindamola — Thu, 24 Jul 2025 02:52:35 +0000

SHOWCASING SOME OF MY GRAPHIC DESIGN PROJECTS.

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HOW TO PUSH FROM LOCAL ENVIRONMENT TO GITHUB.

Godwin Oyindamola — Mon, 19 Aug 2024 01:38:36 +0000

What is Git?
Git is a distributed version control system that helps developers track changes in their code and collaborate on projects.

What is GitHub?
GitHub is a code hosting platform that allows developers to collaborate on projects, manage their code, and track changes. It uses Git, a version control system, to provide a range of features that facilitate software development.

STEPS INVOLVED IN PUSHING LOCAL ENVIRONMENT TO GIHUB:

Step 1: Go to your browser, search for Git Bash, download Git, and install it.

Step 2: In Git, configure the environment with your name and email, then press Enter to make sure its successfully done. The required commands are shown in the diagram below.

NOTE: There should be a single space when typing the commands.

Step 3: Create a directory to store the project files. Give it a name of your choice. The command is shown in the diagram below.

Step 4: Accessing and initializing the new created directory.

Step 5: Create a file inside the directory using the touch command.

Step 6: Go to your browser, visit https://github.com/, and create a GitHub account.

Step 7: On the GitHub Dashboard, click the + sign, then select New repository from the drop-down menu.

Step 8: Enter the required details (name, description, license etc.), then click Create repository.

Step 9: After creating the repository, click the Code button, copy the HTTP address from the drop-down menu, and paste it into Git Bash.

Step 9: To clone the GitHub repository to your local environment, go to Git Bash and paste the copied HTTP address.

Step 10: To edit a text file, type vim followed by the file name, then press Enter.

NOTE: Once the command is successful, a text page will be displayed.(To start typing, press "I" on your keyboard.)
_ESC (To exist insert mode, shft + colum, W (to save) Q ( quit and go back to normal terminal) _

Step 11: To check the status, you press the command (Git status) enter in the Git bash.

Step 12: Adding the changes made in the documents to the staging area.(git + add + name of the text file)

Step 13: Take a snapshot of the entire file using git commit _-m_ **message**.

Step 14: To push the file, use the command git push origin master. A login prompt for your GitHub profile will appear; log in, authorize and then return to Git Bash to confirm the successful push.

Step 15: To find the code you pushed, go to your GitHub repo, click on your profile picture, and select Your repositories from the drop-down menu.

Step 16: After activating Compare and push, the code file pushed be displayed

Step 17: Go to Settings, set the "Branch" option under Pages to master, and click Save to generate a web page for your resume.
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CONGRATULATIONS: _Your Git credentials have been pushed successfully.
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HOW TO SET UP AN IoT HUB IN AZURE.

Godwin Oyindamola — Fri, 16 Aug 2024 00:38:32 +0000

Do you have trouble with Azure IoT Hub?
Here's a simple guide to help you set it up if you're new to IoT Hub, let's start with a quick introduction.

What is Internet of Things(IoT)?
The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to a network of physical devices, vehicles, appliances, and other objects embedded with sensors, software, and network connectivity. These devices, often called “smart objects,” can collect and share data with each other and with other internet-enabled devices.

What is Azure IoT Hub?
This is a cloud service from Microsoft that connects, monitors, and manages IoT (Internet of Things) devices. It helps you securely communicate with and control IoT devices, collect data, and integrate with other Azure services.

Steps involved in setting up an IoT Hub in Azure:

Step 1: Sign in to azure portal at https://portal.azure.com/ with your details.

Step 2: In the Search box, type IoT and select IoT Hub from the services suggestions.

Step 3: On the IoT Hub page, press Create.

Step 4: Fill the basic details, then click Review $ Create with the default settings and await deployment.

Step 5: Once deployment is complete, click Go to resource to view your new IoT Hub.

NOTE: The newly created IoT Hub has no connected devices, so all information and messages will be empty(0).

Step 6: From the Overview menu, select Device management dropdown and choose Devices and then choose Add device to create one.

Step 7: Enter the device ID and save.

Step 8: Click on the added IoT device, note the primary connection string copy it.

Step 9: Search for Azure Raspberry Pi simulator in your browser and click on the Raspberry Pi Azure IoT simulator option.

NOTE: There is display of Raspberry Pi with the LED off, suggesting it hasn't been connected.

Step 10: Next to the Raspberry Pi diagram, edit the placeholder in line 15 and paste the primary connection string. Then click Run at the bottom of the script.

NOTE: Once you run it, the device will blink the LED to indicate a successful connection.

Step 11: Check the response script for message count and refresh the IoT Hub overview page to see the messages sent.

CONGRATULATIONS! You've successfully created an IoT Hub and connected a device.

HOW TO CREATE A VIRTUAL MACHINE IN AZURE.

Godwin Oyindamola — Tue, 30 Jul 2024 22:45:47 +0000

What is a Virtual Machine? A virtual machine (VM) is a software-based computer that runs on either a physical host machine or a cloud provider’s server.

Here are the steps to create a Virtual Machine in Azure:

Step 1: Log in to Azure Portal.
The URL is "portal.azure.com", login with your username and password to start creating resources.

Step 2: In the search resources, services docs field, type virtual machines.

Step 3: Under Virtual machines;
select create and choose Azure Virtual Machine.

step 4: In Basics, fill in project details.
choose your subscription and resource group or create a new one if needed.

Step 5: Select Instance details.
Give the VM a name, select a suitable region and provide any other necessary information for your virtual machine.

Step 6: Select Administrator account.
Fill in the username and password details included

Step 7: Select Inbound port rules.
Select which VM network ports are publicly accessible and adjust access on the Networking tab.

Step 8: Select the licensing box, then click review + create option.

Step 9: After deployment is complete, click on the resource button to access the created Virtual machine.

Step 10: After success deployment, to connect your virtual machine with the local network (RDP) click connect.

Step 11: Select RDP and download the RDP File.

Step 12: After downloading the RDP File, open it from your local computer, connect and enter the required password. Then, You can use your Windows Free Virtual Machine.

Step 13: RDP is connected to the VM