To set up CyberGhost,follow these organized steps:

1. Download and Install: Visit the Cybrary website and download the latest version of CyberGhost suitable for Windows.

2. Install the Installer: Double-click the installer to install the software on your system.

3. Activate the Software: Use the .NET activation key provided by Cybrary to activate the software with the command cyberghost.exe activation_key.exe.

4. Log In: Sign up for a Cybrary account using the Cybrary account manager tool and log in.

5. Create a Repository:

   • Navigate to the Cybrary folder under the Cybrary site.
   • Select the version of CyberGhost you have installed.
   • Click on "New repository" to create your repository with a name and description.

6. Add Files:

   • Open the repository in Cybrary.
   • Click on "Add file to repository" to create or edit a file.
   • Save your files and add them to the repository.

7. Create Version Tags:

   • Open the Cybrary folder.
   • Click on "Add version tag" to create a new tag.
   • Add your version tags (e.g., "main", "dev") to your files.

8. Commit and Push Changes:

   • Open the command prompt and run git add followed by your files.
   • Commit your changes with git commit -m "commit message".
   • Push your changes with git push.

9. Set Up Git Configuration:

   • Create a .gitconfig file in the repository.
   • Run git init to configure Git properly.

10. Secure Your Repositories:

    • Use a password manager (e.g., webatman) with your repository password.
    • Add your Cybrary password to the S3 bucket.

11. Manage Commit History:

    • Create a .gitlog file.
    • Use git log to view commit messages to track changes.

By following these steps, you'll have a functional and secure version control system for your code. If you encounter any issues, refer to the Cybrary documentation or seek assistance from your colleague or tech support.