GIT is a distributed version control system where each developer gets its own local copy of the remote repository. Having a full nearby history makes Git quick since it implies you needn't bother with a system transfer speed to make submits, examine past renditions of a record, or perform diffs between submits. Conveyed advancement likewise makes it simpler to scale your group. If somebody breaks the creation branch in SVN, different designers can't check in their progressions until it's fixed. With Git, this sort of circumstance doesn't exist. Everyone can proceed with their advancement in their very own neighbourhood storehouses. Some of the benefits of GIT are listed below : Data redundancy and replication High availability Only one.git directory per repository Superior disk utilization and network performance Collaboration friendly