| 0 | 18.7 KB | ||
| 1. Intro to Artifacts for GitLab Pipelines .mp4 | 264 MB | ||
| 1. Intro to Building Linux Container Images with GitLab .mp4 | 264 MB | ||
| 1. Intro to Deploying AWS Cloud Resources with GitLab CICD .mp4 | 210 MB | ||
| 1. Intro to GitLab CICD Service .mp4 | 225.5 MB | ||
| 1. Intro to GitLab CICD with Microsoft Azure Cloud .mp4 | 290.7 MB | ||
| 1. Intro to GitLab Pages Service .mp4 | 237.4 MB | ||
| 1. Overview of More GitLab CICD Pipeline Features .mp4 | 300 MB | ||
| 1. Understanding CICD Automation Solutions .mp4 | 273.5 MB | ||
| 2. Add Multi-line Scripts to GitLab CICD Pipelines .mp4 | 269.1 MB | ||
| 2. Create GitLab Repository with Static Page .mp4 | 93.2 MB | ||
| 2. Create the GitLab CICD Pipeline File .mp4 | 158.8 MB | ||
| 2. Create the GitLab Project and CloudFormation Template .mp4 | 86.3 MB | ||
| 2. Declare Artifact Upload for GitLab CICD Job .mp4 | 131.3 MB | ||
| 2. Deploy GitLab Runner with Privileged Docker Executor .mp4 | 117.1 MB | ||
| 2. General Structure of CICD Pipelines .mp4 | 259.7 MB | ||
| 2. Understanding GitLab Runner Systems .mp4 | 235.4 MB | ||
| 3. Add GitLab CICD Pipeline Config File .mp4 | 68.8 MB | ||
| 3. Consume Artifacts from GitLab CICD Job .mp4 | 81.5 MB | ||
| 3. Create GitLab CICD Pipeline Definition .mp4 | 171.7 MB | ||
| 3. Create GitLab CICD Pipeline and Explore Variables .mp4 | 214.7 MB | ||
| 3. Implement the Azure PowerShell Deployment Script .mp4 | 121.9 MB | ||
| 3. Install GitLab Runner on Linux VM .mp4 | 187.1 MB | ||
| 3. Specify Linux Container Images for GitLab CICD Jobs .mp4 | 267.2 MB | ||
| 3. Understanding Package Registries with CICD Platforms .mp4 | 196.6 MB | ||
| 4. Adding the GitLab Service Container with Docker Engine .mp4 | 171.9 MB | ||
| 4. Call AWS CloudFormation Create Stack API with CLI .mp4 | 179.1 MB | ||
| 4. Call External Script Files from GitLab CICD Pipelines .mp4 | 97.5 MB | ||
| 4. Configure Authentication for Microsoft Azure Subscription .mp4 | 116 MB | ||
| 4. Create a Basic GitLab Pipeline .mp4 | 77.4 MB | ||
| 4. Deploy Self-Hosted GitLab CICD Runner .mp4 | 98.5 MB | ||
| 4. Intro to Service Containers for GitLab Pipelines .mp4 | 94.4 MB | ||
| 4. Storing Secrets for CICD Platform Consumption .mp4 | 276.5 MB | ||
| 5. Add AWS IAM Credentials to GitLab Project .mp4 | 116 MB | ||
| 5. Add CSS Stylesheet and Extra Pages .mp4 | 75.1 MB | ||
| 5. Call PowerShell Scripts from GitLab CICD with Container Image .mp4 | 274.1 MB | ||
| 5. Create Global Service Container for GitLab CICD Pipeline .mp4 | 123.8 MB | ||
| 5. Grant Azure Service Principal Role Assignment .mp4 | 131 MB | ||
| 5. Importance of CICD Platform Performance Metrics .mp4 | 298.4 MB | ||
| 5. Specify GitLab Pipeline Job Dependencies .mp4 | 83 MB | ||
| 5. Write Dockerfile and Test Container Image Build .mp4 | 206 MB | ||
| 6. Define Global and Job Variables in GitLab CICD Pipelines .mp4 | 224.8 MB | ||
| 6. Deploy Job-Specific Service Container in GitLab CICD .mp4 | 85.4 MB | ||
| 6. Develop and Deploy Azure Resource Manager Templates .mp4 | 167.6 MB | ||
| 6. Target GitLab Pipelines to Runners with Tags .mp4 | 61.7 MB | ||
| 6. Update Existing AWS CloudFormation Stacks from GitLab CICD .mp4 | 188.8 MB | ||
| TutsNode.net.txt | 102.4 B | ||
| [TGx]Downloaded from torrentgalaxy.to .txt | 614.4 B | ||
| 1 | 577.6 KB | ||
| 2 | 276.8 KB | ||
| 3 | 537.6 KB | ||
| 4 | 879.3 KB | ||
| 5 | 523.2 KB | ||
| 6 | 902.6 KB | ||
| 7 | 818.6 KB | ||
| 8 | 18.5 KB | ||
| 9 | 19.4 KB | ||
| 10 | 287.6 KB | ||
| 11 | 602.2 KB | ||
| 12 | 598.1 KB | ||
| 13 | 492.7 KB | ||
| 14 | 176 KB | ||
| 15 | 330.5 KB | ||
| 16 | 8.2 KB | ||
| 17 | 46.4 KB | ||
| 18 | 376.3 KB | ||
| 19 | 179.1 KB | ||
| 20 | 972 KB | ||
| 21 | 882.1 KB | ||
| 22 | 82.6 KB | ||
| 23 | 324.7 KB | ||
| 24 | 388.2 KB | ||
| 25 | 165 KB | ||
| 26 | 746.4 KB | ||
| 28 | 211.3 KB | ||
| 29 | 86.2 KB | ||
| 30 | 919.8 KB | ||
| 31 | 994.6 KB | ||
| 32 | 24.3 KB | ||
| 33 | 462.6 KB | ||
| 34 | 539.5 KB | ||
| 35 | 588.4 KB | ||
| 36 | 863.3 KB | ||
| 37 | 738.2 KB | ||
| 38 | 595.2 KB | ||
| 39 | 40.8 KB | ||
| 40 | 531 KB | ||
| 41 | 584.3 KB | ||
| 42 | 881.5 KB | ||
| 43 | 200 KB | ||
| ▲ 90 total files | |||
Description
This intermediate-level GitLab tutorial focuses on GitLab CI/CD, a powerful feature that lets you automate software development processes.
GitLab CI/CD is beneficial to know about as it allows developers to build, test, and deploy applications efficiently. By mastering GitLab CI/CD, you can optimize your development workflows, enhance collaboration, and boost productivity.
Throughout this tutorial, you’ll gain hands-on experience using GitLab CI/CD for various tasks. From understanding CI/CD automation solutions to building complex pipelines and integrating with popular cloud platforms, this course covers essential skills for any intermediate GitLab user.
Intermediate GitLab Tutorial: What You Need to Know
This tutorial includes in-depth video lessons on the following topics:
Using GitLab CI/CD to build container images
Adding AWS IAM credentials to GitLab projects
Understanding GitLab Pages
Integrating GitLab CI/CD with Microsoft Azure
Who Should Take Intermediate GitLab Training?
This tutorial is designed for intermediate-level DevOps professionals who want to deepen their understanding and proficiency in GitLab CI/CD.
New DevOps administrators: If you’re a new DevOps professional looking to advance your career, this tutorial is a valuable resource for you. Companies are always looking for ways to speed up development processes and minimize human error along the way. By learning about GitLab and CI/CD, you can help your company achieve their goals and gain a competitive edge in the often fast-paced job market.
Experienced DevOps administrators: As an experienced DevOps administrator, this tutorial allows you to stay at the forefront of the industry. If you don’t know about continuous integration and deployment, now is the time to learn, as it’s a popular practice within DevOps. Furthermore, learning about GitLab allows you to add another tool to your tool belt — one that can come in handy when you need to solve complex problems for your development team.
Released 6/2023
All Comments