What is the correct repo for Az-400 development for enterprise devops learning path?

Question

I am following the learning path for Az-400 development for enterprise devops. There seems to be a recurring issue on my journey. While following instructions and some labs in the course, there are a lot of references that are being referred to without actually existing.

For example, I have been following the path and I have reached the Git Hooks part. I have followed all the previous instructions, including the repo they have asked us to clone. Now it is telling me to navigate to .git/hooks, which does not exist. Another instance of this was earlier when they asked us to edit HomeController.cs, which also does not exist in the repo we were asked to clone. I tried following the instructor led series on the link ( https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/on-demand-instructor-led-training-series/az-400-module-x) but it did not help since these instructions were not present in the videos.

My question is, what is the correct repo or video I should follow in order to be able to correctly follow this tutorial without missing assets? Thanks!

Answer 1

Hi Blackout Devs,

It sounds like you’re encountering some frustrating gaps in the resources for the AZ-400 course. Here are some steps you can take to help resolve these issues:1.Verify the Repo: Make sure you're using the correct repository that corresponds to the course. Sometimes, courses reference a specific branch or version of a repo that might not be immediately obvious. Check any provided documentation or course materials for the exact URL or branch name.

2.Course Community and Forums: Look for forums or community discussions related to the course. Often, other learners will have experienced similar issues and may provide insight or solutions.

3.Git Hooks Location: If the .git/hooks directory isn’t present, it may be because you haven't initialized a Git repository yet, or you're not in the right directory. Make sure to run git init in the project folder if it hasn’t been initialized.

4.Missing Files: For the HomeController.cs file, check if there are any additional steps needed to create or set up that file. Sometimes files are generated as part of a setup process or might be provided in a different part of the course.

5.Contact Support: If you can’t find solutions through community forums or the provided resources, consider reaching out to the course support team. They may be able to clarify what resources you should be using.

6.Explore Alternative Resources: If the course continues to have gaps, you might look for alternative learning paths or supplemental resources, such as blog posts or YouTube tutorials, that cover similar topics.

If you provide the specific repo URL or details about the parts of the course you're following, I might be able to offer more targeted advice.