GitLab CI CD Pipeline Tutorial | Introduction | 2022
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- In this video I explain GitLab CI and walk you through the creation of your first GitLab pipeline!
GitLab CI/CD is a subset of features in GitLab that enables your team to perform DevOps practices like Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery/Deployment. GitLab CI/CD automates the build, test, and deployment of your software application.
This video covers some of the most important components of GitLab CI/CD so that you can apply what you learn to your own software project.
TOC:
Introduction: 00:00
Pipeline editor: 02:33
Stages and jobs overview: 07:36
GitLab Pipeline Artifacts: 11:08
Docker Images: 21:19
Pipeline Environment Variables: 25:45
GitLab Runner Settings: 30:16
Pipeline Caching: 31:59
Conclusion: 33:43
KEY DOCUMENTATION:
docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/migrati...
docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/caching/
docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/yaml/ - Наука та технологія
TOC:
Introduction: 00:00
Pipeline editor: 02:33
Stages and jobs overview: 07:36
GitLab Pipeline Artifacts: 11:08
Docker Images: 21:19
Pipeline Environment Variables: 25:45
GitLab Runner Settings: 30:16
Pipeline Caching: 31:59
Conclusion: 33:43
Hey man can you make a tutorial for building CICD docker images using a workflow application. Im working with gitlab CICD for research however in the past have used Github actions for building and artifacting which was much easier for scripting and custom actions.
While the world was celebrating the new year, my man was recording this video🤟🏻🤟🏻🔥
Haha I love this comment! Thank you, Paul.
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Thank you Abhinav, I really appreciate that. I also believe it's possible to hit 100k with supporters of the channel like yourself!
Truly excellent tutorial. Great pacing, very informative, focused, clear audio, and well edited. Thank you for taking the time to make this helpful video.
Thanks a lot! I appreciate it!
I just wanted to say that this video was very helpful. I have to say that your videos are so helpful. I have recommended your channel to so many people. It would be their loss for not checking you out. Thank you so much!⚡
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love it! so clear! on point and well structured! thank you
Thanks for the explanation! Focused and clear, very helpful!
Very clean, crisp, clear tutorial. Great explanation. Thanks much !
This is pure gold! Top class explanation and I thank you for that!
I've been watching different videos about Gitlab trying to understand how the pipeline actually works. There was something missing that I was not understanding. In this video I found the missing piece of the puzzle. Now it all makes sense. You made my day. Such a fantastic video. Thank you Moss, you have a new subscriber.
Thanks a lot! I'm really glad to hear that this video was helpful and it had such a positive impact.
same here
what was the missing piece?
@@toddsmithist for me it's your introduction to basic ideas and terms of pipelines. your instructions are also pretty clear and well ordered. I'd say your video has better quality.
Great introduction to gitlab ci ! Thank you!
This is a spectacular video. Simple and straight to the point. Subscribed!
Great intro to GitLab CI/CD. I have experience with Jenkins and this was a perfect transition to help me begin to map that experience to GitLab. Thanks!
Excellent tutorial!
Excellent tutorial. Great combination of overview and details.
really helpful, very clear and straight to the point
Thank you so much for such a wonderful introductions.
Very nicely created video!!! I was looking for just this. Thanks!
Thanks for making a straight forward video that is easily digestible and understandable
dude, GREAT tutorial, thanks!!!
Nice and clean explanation, thank you so much!
Thanks a lot for the great video. I just needed this but now I will check other videos in your channel man.
Actually everything was on point and described the details excellent, nice one.
Very great intro to gitlab ci/cd pipeline.
Thanks for spending the time and effort creating this!
Your tutorials are truly awesome and one of the best i've come across so far.
Subscribed and looking forward to more content from you in the future!
Thank you! I appreciate the kind words.
This was an excellent video showing the most important concepts. Thanks for making it tech-stack agnostic.
Even for me this tutorial was very understandable! Thank you! 👏
Kudos on your explanation!
Great tutorial! Thanks!
Moss, I am really impressed what this video provided me a thorough understanding of Gitlad CI/CD pineline! So far this is the most informative learning video that I never found in UA-cam. Thank you Moss!!
Really nice tutorial. I could easily learn some basic GitLab CI/CD concepts, thanks!
Excellent explnation. Thank you!
Great starter video. Thank you
Thats what i needed. Good job and keep doing!!
One of best Video , that I have gone through . Thanks
Exactly what I had been looking for, Thank you.
dude... this is the best explanation i have ever watched or read about gitlab-ci. really liked how you explain things in such a basic way. please keep going. cheers!
Made this video clear info on the gitlab, thank you
Thanks a lot, I've really enjoyed this tutorial.
Thank you for the tutorial. You have a pleasant voice and the course is well structured. I have learned a lot.
Thanks for this beautiful explanation
Great video!
Thank you for the great work, keep it up
Thanks a lot!!!, good clarity and awesome explanation in shot span on time
Excellent Tutorial. Thanks much for this GitLab CICD. Please keep doing more on this space.
Excellent. Flowed naturally.. Congrats
Excellent! Great tutorial introduction about of CI/CD Pipeline using the GitLab repository. Greets.
Beautifully explained...Thank you for the video
Thanks! This is excellent and really helps me a lot!
Thanks for the video. It helps me a lot.
great work on going through basics! Loved it !
Thank you!
Great Session. Liked your way of Presentation
This is a great material, thank you!
A very good explanations! Thanks a lot!
Great video,presentation, it was smooth to understand gitlab ci/cd concepts.
Thank you, thank you, thank you Moss. The blue print for those who are joining the CI/CD journey. Bless you and your family.
Thanks so much for the kind words. I greatly appreciate it and am glad the video was so helpful.
Thank you for this video. Well done.
Great video and great explanation, thanks for valuable content
Really well explained. Very helpful
Great video, thank you for uploading 😀
Great Tutorial
Great video. Thank you for sharing
Loved it. Thank you.
This is one the of the best overview I ever came across for CI/CD .. Thanks of the great content 👍🏼
No problem! I'm glad you liked it!
Awesome video and very informative.
very good tutorial keep going.
Hi Moss, thank you for your tutorials!!!
No problem!
Very informative! I learn a lot, Thank :)
Very helpful, thanks
Great tutorial, broke the ice with a completely new topic for me! Thank you !
Thank you! I'm glad to hear it!
Thank you! Loved how you didn't use a template and show step by step so we can understand for complete
Simple and easy to capture. Thanks very much for your great effort.
Thank you! I'm glad to hear it was valuable.
Excellent tutorial
Thank you for this very nice tutorial!
Thanks a lot Michael for supporting the channel! I appreciate it and I'm glad you liked the tutorial.
This video made me subscribe to your channel. Excellent dictation, excellent pacing, great description of the topics and the right topics to choose. Overall, bloody excellent work.
Thank you I really appreciate it!
Thousand’s 👍, nice explanation thank you!
Just simple and easy, a great job, thanks
Thank you! I'm glad it was helpful
Hi Moss,
Thanks for your video. This was an excellent tutorial! Clear and concise, not leaving any gaps. Cheers.
Clearly explained, subscribed.
Thank you!
Thanks a lot!
It's the greatest video about CI/CD, which I've ever watched. You could explain it so fast and so interesting!!!
Thank you so much for the kind words.
Awesome Video!
You have teaching skills
Awesome explanation to GIT Lab CI/CD , you didn't skipped minor aspects of CI/CD which is really helpful for beginners like me ! Looking for to more videos on GitLab .
Thank you! I'm glad it was helpful.
Thank you for this video. It helped me a lot at my workplace
Thank you for the feedback! I'm really glad to hear it helped.
Thank you for this excellent tutorial. I am relatively green when it comes to GitLab CI CD and have viewed quite a few 'introductory' videos that left me more confused than ever. People flying through the content assuming a certain level of knowledge, endless clicking around the IDE with no explanation of why they went to a certain section - no context to tie everything together - it goes on and on. Then your video miraculously appeared in the playlist. Your teaching style and methodical approach was a breath of fresh air and now I have the mental picture I desperately was looking for and the confidence to move forward. Thank you for taking the time to make this video!!!!! I have subscribed and am looking forward to exploring more of your content.
Thank you so much for the kind words and extensive testimony. I really appreciate it and am so glad that you found the video valuable. I hope that you are able to find other valuable videos on my channel.
I love you bro, just started my first job as a devops engineer and the first thing I was tasked with was created a pipeline with a release artifact with no guidance. This video definitely helped alot, sxrambled online couldnt find any videos that broke it down like this. Appreciate the content!!
That is awesome! I'm really glad to hear that the video helped. Congrats on the new job.
very good course
Very helpful
Thx
Thanks Moss for this amazing tutorial for absolute beginners like myself! I'm really grateful that you took the time to explain the essentials. As I was following along, in Dec 2023, GitLab won't let me make edits directly whilst in the main branch. The only way to do it is to create a branch first and edit the pipeline in the branch. Also, the artifacts paths won't accept a single line "build/executable-binary-file.v1" as in your example. It needs to be broken down into 2 lines, line 1: build/, line 2: executable-binary-file.v1.
I look forward to more absolute beginner's tutorials from you! Thanks!
Thank you for the feedback! I appreciate it!
Really wort full, clear lots of confusions
Awesome 🙏
Great work! Not enough good teachers out there!
Thank you!
Nice Video sir
I'm starting a new job where I will be the liaison between Sys Admin and Dev Ops teams and they use Gitlab for deployments. This was an excellent first step in getting to know the process. THANK YOU!!!
Thanks a lot for the feedback! I'm really glad you liked the video. Congratulations on the new job!
i am a complete newbie to CI/CD and whilst some of this was advanced, i left with a better understanding of Gitlab and pipelines so i am happy! Great content
Thank you! I appreciate the kind words and glad you thought it was valuable.
I have been searching for pipeline tutorials for days and this is the best I have seen so far thank you! I still have a question that I can't seem to find online. I want to create a pipeline that formats file code before a file is merged with the master branch. How could I for example explain that to the pipeline since the file is an unknown variable and I can't set it like you did with password?
I'm not a developer, but as a Gitlab admin in our company I thank you very much for spending time sharing your knowledge for us. For me, this information is very valuable, thank you so much!
Thank you for the kind words. I'm glad the video was valuable!
Wow, wow ,wow
This video solves the mystery of Git lab CI/CD pipe line. Very informative and outstanding clarity.
Waiting for more
If possible please do .Net related project build tutorial too.
Thank you! I'm really glad you liked the video. Also, thank you for the suggestion!
The BESSTTTTT..thanks
I do recommend it! ;)
Wow ! thanks, though I was looking for checkout concept in gitlab pipeline from another gitlab instance. hope will get the answer 🙂