I have worked with pipelines for a long time, but your setup with such a simple pipeline and project is the introduction I wish I'd had a few years ago. Sincerely, thank you =]
great! can you share the advanced tutorial? perhaps deployment to an EKS Cluster and also having different workflows for different branches and also using your own docker image as the src image to build and run your code
Please make a more advanced video showing show to deploy Flask + Docker on and Linux server or may if you have time then make a series so that a beginner can understand. You way of teaching is really good that why I asked and there aren't much videos (good ones) available online.
great video learning a lot! Thanks for the video I'm learning DevOps and having trouble with the pipeline during the test and deployment can you explain how the pipeline works what its syntax is and how to write the full tutorial. Can you also build a dockerize python application using a CI/CD pipeline? That would be grateful, also using your own docker image as the src image to build and run your code
great video, one thing i'm trying to figure out is how to pass data between different jobs. ie. a calculation or test suite runs in first job, i want to pass the names of the test suites which passed/failed to the second job.
Thanks for the video! Regarding using this for personal projects, wouldn't it be a lot simpler to just use git hooks for CI/CD? A precommit for CI, a postcommit for CD? This assumes one has a deployment script that can be ran from one's personal machine, of course.
i am in similar situation, but i cant create a repo for now, i need to use the existing project which already has a circleci directory in it and has a yaml file. how do i add my test automation file to it and create a schedule job to run daily morning 6am EDT ? please can you let me know... i can reach out via email as well.. please let me know if that works
If anyone is experiencing the "could not open requirements file" error when the build job fails, try replacing the docker image with "python:latest" rather than "python:33.6.4"
I have worked with pipelines for a long time, but your setup with such a simple pipeline and project is the introduction I wish I'd had a few years ago. Sincerely, thank you =]
Yes, I'm waiting for advanced Circle CI/CD project. Really enjoyed the simple demo project with great notes
me too
Awesome tutorial! i didn't notice that time goes so fast!
Awesome CricleCI introductory tutorial!
well it was a super nutshell video, well got me going straightaway. awesome mate. keep up your good work.
great! can you share the advanced tutorial? perhaps deployment to an EKS Cluster and also having different workflows for different branches and also using your own docker image as the src image to build and run your code
Please make a more advanced video showing show to deploy Flask + Docker on and Linux server or may if you have time then make a series so that a beginner can understand. You way of teaching is really good that why I asked and there aren't much videos (good ones) available online.
Thank you so much making this video!
Do you plan to do a more advanced tutorial? I would love to see that.
Great video. You certainly saved most of time in learning in circleci.👍
This is a superb tutorial. Looking forward to the advanced.
This is an excellent intro. very helpful
Awesome, really helpful video, thanks!
great video learning a lot! Thanks for the video I'm learning DevOps and having trouble with the pipeline during the test and deployment can you explain how the pipeline works what its syntax is and how to write the full tutorial. Can you also build a dockerize python application using a CI/CD pipeline? That would be grateful, also using your own docker image as the src image to build and run your code
What a lovely tutorial !
That was an excellent tutorial. Thanks so much!
It works here. Thank you buddy
Awesome video..your explaination was so easy to understand.. Thanks a lot!..
great video, one thing i'm trying to figure out is how to pass data between different jobs. ie. a calculation or test suite runs in first job, i want to pass the names of the test suites which passed/failed to the second job.
Nice tutorial. Very helpful. Thank you!
Good tutorial, thank you ! Good accent as well
@srcmake not making the advanced tutorial with containers and clusters?
Thank you. Excellent intro!
Simple and effective. Nice job.
Thanks for the video! Regarding using this for personal projects, wouldn't it be a lot simpler to just use git hooks for CI/CD? A precommit for CI, a postcommit for CD? This assumes one has a deployment script that can be ran from one's personal machine, of course.
i am in similar situation, but i cant create a repo for now, i need to use the existing project which already has a circleci directory in it and has a yaml file. how do i add my test automation file to it and create a schedule job to run daily morning 6am EDT ? please can you let me know... i can reach out via email as well.. please let me know if that works
How would you setup the config.yml file to pip install imports i.e. selenium, requests etc.
Great video thank you!
Great video! Thank you for doing it!
But doesn't a complier do the same as what circlci does? You can still test if codes complie/works without circleci, right?
Thanks for this
sir could you post further videos relates devops
Very very helpful, thanks!
Excellent!
Great tutorial, thank you!
Great Tutorial! thanks
If anyone is experiencing the "could not open requirements file" error when the build job fails, try replacing the docker image with "python:latest" rather than "python:33.6.4"
Good tutorial thanks
Seems like you are in hurry to catch a train....
Thank you
Great video! Thank you for sharing.
Awesome tutorial! thx!
Thank You