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difference of git and bitbucket

HaRsHaS' V
May 9, 2020

Can anyone please explain me the difference between git and bitbucket. I understand that they are used as code repository. However, the there is a grey line and its confusing me.

When I search, both of them appear.

Please help me with how they are connected and they are different.

 

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Lasse Langhorn
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May 9, 2020

Hi @HaRsHaS' V

Git:

Git is the actual version control system (VCS) that you can use for example to control the versioning of source code in a software project. Git is very flexible, stable and distributed.

You can read more about Git here.

Bitbucket:

Bitbucket is a Git management tool. It gives you great build in options for managing Git repositories so it can be used by organizations and teams.

Bitbucket features:

  • Project management
  • Repository management
  • Handle git pull requests
  • User management
  • CI/CD setup

You can read more about Bitbucket features here.

Regards

Lasse Langhorn

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