Learn DevOps, Kubernetes & AWS — Simplified
By KP | TZoneLabs | DevOps & Cloud Engineering A dynamic environment: block in .gitlab-ci.yml turns every merge request into its own deployed, reachable review app, and turns every closed merge request into a cleanup job that tears it back down. Reviewers stop asking “can you deploy this so I can look at it” and … Read more
By KP | TZoneLabs | DevOps & Cloud Engineering Registering a GitLab Runner with gitlab-runner register and walking away is how you end up with three untagged runners fighting over the same jobs, a deploy job that occasionally runs on whatever box happens to be free, and a host that falls over the moment four … Read more
By KP | TZoneLabs | DevOps & Cloud Engineering For three weeks, our staging database password was sitting in plain text in every CI job log a specific pipeline produced. Anyone with read access to the project, which included a few external contractors, could open a job log and copy it out. Nobody stole it, … Read more
By KP | TZoneLabs | DevOps & Cloud Engineering The default .gitlab-ci.yml most teams start with runs npm ci or pip install in every single job, on every single commit. A pipeline with a build, test, and lint job doing the same install three times isn’t three times safer. It’s three times slower for no … Read more
In this lab, we will get our hands dirty with a versatile method for GitLab installation that transcends OS dependencies. Explore how we leverage the power of Docker Engine in the below lab to achieve this streamlined and efficient setup. The prerequisites will be the same. check previous Gitlab installation post create a directory and … Read more
Introduction GitLab is a free tool that helps you store and manage your code, like a big digital filing cabinet. It also has extra features for keeping track of issues and tasks related to your code. You can set it up on your own computer system OR You can use it within your team for … Read more
“Why Use Group-Based Authorization in GitLab? In organizations, managing users across multiple projects can be a hassle. Each user might have a unique role, such as owner, maintainer, developer, reporter, or guest, in different projects. This often leads to repetitive tasks when assigning roles to users for each project individually. However, GitLab offers a more … Read more