Know where to look for internships.

Most people don’t know where to begin looking for internships, so they immediately turn to the Web. The Internet is a fantastic search tool, but Googling “IT internships” will yield 734,000,000 results in 0.59 seconds. That is why it’s vital to narrow down your search terms. Also, it’s super helpful to know where on the Internet to search for internships. Here are a few ideas:
LinkedIn
Indeed
Internships.com
Glassdoor
Idealist
Absolute Internship
Looksharp
Internship Programs

Keep in mind that students routinely find quality internships at their current educational institution, so don’t forget to talk to your on-campus career advisor about IT internships as well.

If you were cloning this from another computer, you’d have to use git clone username@hostname:/path instead. For example, to clone this repo on triosdevelopers.com to your local computer, you’d have to use the command git clone root@triosdevelopers.com:/home/jason.eckert/myscripts/ and supply the root user’s password when prompted.

Now, let’s make a branch called AddSIEM that we can use to test out adding security information and event management (SIEM) functionality to our seccheck.sh script and view our branch when finished:
Normally, you maintain an original repo on your computer that other users download (clone). Rather than modifying the master branch on their cloned copy, other users would typically create separate branches on their cloned copy to test their modifications and perform commits as necessary.Once the modifications are working well, they can upload (push) the branch to the original repo on your computer where you can view the changes and merge them into the master branch. Once there’s an updated master branch on the original repo, others can then download (pull) a fresh copy of the master branch to get the new changes.

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