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# 11.2 Subir tu código fuente a BitBucket

Bitbucket es un servicio que te permite tener el código fuente de tus proyectos en la nube.

Primero debes crear tu cuenta en BitBucket, una vez creada tu cuenta verás una página similar a esta:

Puedes crear un repositorio nuevo o importar el tuyo, como ya tenemos el código en GitHub lo puedes importar. Da clic en el botón **Import Repository**

![](/files/-LsEWIDQ5DRTtdqg87-0)

Los datos de tu repositorio de GitHub los puedes encontrar en tu repositorio de GitHub le das clic en donde dice **Clone or download** y luego en el botón para **copiar**

![](/files/-LsEX9vP4xZg5EdlWqb4)

Luego debes copiar los datos de tu repositorio en GitHub, le indicas que requieres authorization y le das los datos de tu cuenta en caso de ser privado.

![](/files/-LsEWibPRu0gPXz-EWwd)

Si todo es correcto te muestra la siguiente página

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