Git, Gitlab, Gitlab-ci
Cosmin Potocean, May/12/2020
Git
- Decentralized - fully distributed
- Supports multiple branches
- Can handle large developments
- Created by Linus Torvalds
- Designed to do Linux development version control
Git
Git
- https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2 (free on-line book)
Git
- $ git help
- $ git init
- $ git clone
- $ git remote
- $ git branch
- $ git merge
- $ git reset
- $ git rebase
- $ git tag
- $ git add .
- $ git commit
- $ git commit -a
- $ git diff
- $ git log
- $ git show
- $ git remote
- $ git pull
- $ git push
Git
google and stackoverflow support:
- $ git log --graph --pretty=oneline --abbrev-commit
- git generates a unique sha-1 hash for every commit
- .gitconfig file in home folder ~
- git workflow (google examples)
- $ git help xyz
Gitlab
- github
- bitbucket
- gitlab
Gitlab
gitlab.com
- has a free tier
- limited pipelines with free tier
self-hosted
- free option with community edition
- own install, running, updates, backups, infra...
- control your data
Gitlab
- user settings
- groups
- projects
project overview
- repository
- commits
- issues
- wiki
- snippets
- settings (webhooks)
Gitlab-ci
- what is CI / CD
Continuous Integration
Continuous Delivery or Continuous Deployment
- it needs a gitlab server and at least one runner (still a server)
- gitlab runner/s are doing the pipeline work
Gitlab-ci
- simple pipeline
- predefined environment variables
- pipeline triggers
- using cache
- artifacts
- branches
- variables
Gitlab-ci
- software factory example
Git, Gitlab, Gitlab-ci
Thank you!
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