Create your First CICD Pipeline with GitlabCI in less than 10 minutes | Spring Boot Backend 11.2

[@TheDomork]

Thank you for the usefull video. Today I learned what is a runner, job and how the CI in gitlab works! Have a nice day ;)

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

Glad it helped you. Don't hesitate to share the video to your network if you think it can be helpful for somebody else you know.

[@AkashRoy-jb8bw]

high expectations from you for more videos on microservices.

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

Thanks, I'm working on it!

[@sebastianbejarano350]

Well actually for a command to be recognized by the bash, you need to add it to your path env variable, else you'll need to specify the full path to the exectuable file :) java and maven for instance :)

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

Yes, that's true. But I know I had java and maven in the path environment variable. I don't remember more about the error.

[@vusalahasanli4200]

Thanks for clear explanation:)

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

I try my best 😅

[@boriskaloshin8989]

It was cool!

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

Thanks

[@temrimoose]

the great sergio lama

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

Thank you Temri!

[@martamartinezparis8432]

Genial!

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

😄

[@vh3104]

This video is useful for developers who already have good experience with GitLab ci-cd, and who have a deep knowledge of docker, and etc... But it is interesting - why do such developers still not know how to deploy a simple Java project...

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

I assume the audience have already some experience with Docker, but that's an introduction to Gitlab. I try to explain the concepts of CI/CD and runners for new users. The problem I try to explain is not how to deploy a simple Java project, but how a CI/CD pipeline works, how I have a test stage, a deploy stage and how I share artifacts between them. That's what people most struggle with.

[@TheLordGamesTv]

ty

[@TheDevWorldbySergioLema]

Thanks to you for following me