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    Git Slack Integration

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    This document discusses integrating Git and GitHub with Slack for ChatOps. It provides examples of which Slack channels would receive notifications for various GitHub and Git events like updating a README.md file, deleting a branch, merging a pull request, and creating a new pull request. It also covers that through ChatOps, communication can be bidirectional where users can submit commands to bots to direct to systems, and systems can push statuses to chat rooms. Finally, it asks multiple choice questions about ChatOps capabilities, bots, and tools.

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    Git Slack Integration

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    This document discusses integrating Git and GitHub with Slack for ChatOps. It provides examples of which Slack channels would receive notifications for various GitHub and Git events like updating a README.md file, deleting a branch, merging a pull request, and creating a new pull request. It also covers that through ChatOps, communication can be bidirectional where users can submit commands to bots to direct to systems, and systems can push statuses to chat rooms. Finally, it asks multiple choice questions about ChatOps capabilities, bots, and tools.

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    This document discusses integrating Git and GitHub with Slack for ChatOps. It provides examples of which Slack channels would receive notifications for various GitHub and Git events like updating a README.md file, deleting a branch, merging a pull request, and creating a new pull request. It also covers that through ChatOps, communication can be bidirectional where users can submit commands to bots to direct to systems, and systems can push statuses to chat rooms. Finally, it asks multiple choice questions about ChatOps capabilities, bots, and tools.

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    Git Slack Integration

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    Krishna Chivukula
    This document discusses integrating Git and GitHub with Slack for ChatOps. It provides examples of which Slack channels would receive notifications for various GitHub and Git events like updating a README.md file, deleting a branch, merging a pull request, and creating a new pull request. It also covers that through ChatOps, communication can be bidirectional where users can submit commands to bots to direct to systems, and systems can push statuses to chat rooms. Finally, it asks multiple choice questions about ChatOps capabilities, bots, and tools.

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    Git Slack Integration

    1.What is ChatOps ?
    ->Philosophy

    2.ChatOps helps in _________


    ->All the options mentioned

    3.Compare the notifications triggered during Exercise 1 and Exercise 2. Which of


    the following notification to slack are missing when the GitHub repository is
    updated in authed mode vs. unauthed mode.
    ->Pull Notification

    4.Update the README.md file in the GitHub Branch starfeature and Commit the
    updates. Which channels would receive notification for this event?
    ->starprojectteam

    5.Delete the branch starfeature in GitHub. Which channels would receive


    notification for this event?
    ->starprojectteam

    6.Merge the Pull request in GitHub for the updates made to starfeature branch.
    Which channels would receive notification for this event?
    ->stakeholders and starprojectteam

    7.Create a New Pull Request. Review the changes between master and starfeature
    branch, and confirm by clicking Create pull request. Which channels would receive
    notification for this event?
    ->stakeholders and starprojectteam

    8.Which of the following activities can be automated through ChatOps


    ->All the options mentioned

    9.Through ChatOps, communication can be bi-directional. i.e. users can submit


    commands from the chat room to the bots, which direct the commands to the
    respective systems; the systems can automatically push status to the chat room
    directly.
    ->T

    10.Which of the following Bots are written in Ruby


    ->Hubot

    11.Which of the following is not an ideal target to automate through ChatOps


    ->Auto Scaling Servers

    12.Which of the following activities can be automated through ChatOps


    ->All(F)

    13.Which of the following Bots are written in Ruby


    ->Hubot(F)

    14.Which of the following tools can not be integrated into ChatOps.


    ->GitHub(F)

    15.Few Channels in Slack are listed with a lock symbol in the Explorer, because
    these channels are ___________
    ->Public(F)

    16."ChatOps primary aim is to move conversations away from e-mail and into business
    chat tools." Is this statement correct?
    ->F

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