Remote repository

About 90% of version control related work happens in the local repository: staging, committing, viewing the status or the log/history, etc. Moreover, if you’re the only person working on your project, chances are you’ll never need to set up a remote repository.

In addition, a remote repository doesn’t have such a working directory: it only consists of the bare“.git” repository folder.

The features:

1. Contains branches
2. Commits
3. Tags

Remote Workflow:

In Git, there are only a mere handful of commands that interact with a remote repository, and the image below would describe how it works:

Here’s a link if you look for more details about REPOSITORY: About repository