How to install Git on a GNU/Linux server?

Question

linux

The server is dedicated. Basically, it's a web server. In the home directory is the site where I need to make a mobile version. The site and its styles have been in production for a long time, but the mob version was conceived only now. They gave me SSH, I, as I have been in a similar situation more than once, realized that I need to deploy git and download the template to the local area, finish the styles on the local area, with gulp scss, sourcemaps, compression and all that is holy. But there was a hitch.
git init - command not found.
apt-get - command not found.
I don't understand what distribution kit is on the server. The output of the uname -a command does not provide any help. Axis is just GNU/Linux.

I looked through the installation tutorials - all the info comes down to installing from package managers (yum, apt, rpm ...), if not git itself, then its dependencies.
Is it possible to put Git on the server via ssh manually? Maybe someone knows a package that you can just copy to the server, unpack and do sudo make install?

Answer 1

cat /etc/issue
Will give more information about the distribution

Answer 2

sudo apt-get install python-software-properties

Answer 3

Есди centos, то yum install
смотреть обычно в cat /etc/*release*

Answer 4

Yum install git