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Neat little tool for cloning an entire Group.

Brad’s excellent video on Vault integration in GitLab:

These are all the videos I’ve posted to Vimeo:

• Pipelines for merged results
• GitLab CI/CD Rules
• GitLab for Machine Learning on Kubernetes
• Multi-project pipelines
• Custom Pipeline Form for GitLab CI/CD inside a GitLab Pages site
• Merge Trains!
• GitLab: The best solution at scale
• Nested Dynamic Pipelines
• GitLab for Monorepos
• Why Merge Trains?
• Application Security at High Velocity

A few months ago I showed how to create a GitLab Pages site that supports authentication in GitLab itself. Now we go a step further, and show how to create a custom form to kick off a GitLab CI/CD pipeline and pass variable values in from the form.

Learn in 12 minutes how GitLab drives end-to-end software development lifecycles.

This video by Tom Poffenbarger clearly demonstrates the power of GitLab’s Feature Flags and Error Tracking functionality.

Some 12,000 people descended on San Diego today for KubeCon/CloudNativeCon. It’s fair to say this is more than a conference – it’s a movement of sorts. And it’s about much more than Kubernetes. The keynote especially was about many CNCF projects, including CoreDNS, Vitess, LinkerD, Jaeger, Open Policy Agent, and Etcd. It’s not clear to me how widely used each of those other projects is, but many of them have corporate backing. [Read More]

GitLab Pages is a powerful system for managing, editing and publishing static content web sites. Here’s a little insight into how it works. First, Pages depends on GitLab CI to generate the HTML for the site when changes are made in the Git repo. The CI templates are public. This site uses the Hugo framework, so its CI configuration is based on the Hugo Pages template. Of course, the code there isn’t very interesting, for example: [Read More]