Thanks for the post !
Another great feature with GitLab CI is the ability to use templates.
B.t.w. a good option if you want to build state-of-the art DevOps pipeline with GitLab CI is to use advanced templates such as to be continuous (to-be-continuous.gitlab.io/doc/)
It provides many ready-to-use and composable templates (Node, Python, Maven, Docker, AWS, Kubernetes, S3 and many more).
It's open-source ;)
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Thanks for the post !
Another great feature with GitLab CI is the ability to use templates.
B.t.w. a good option if you want to build state-of-the art DevOps pipeline with GitLab CI is to use advanced templates such as to be continuous (to-be-continuous.gitlab.io/doc/)
It provides many ready-to-use and composable templates (Node, Python, Maven, Docker, AWS, Kubernetes, S3 and many more).
It's open-source ;)