Demo: CI/CD with GitLab

Awful demo for beginners. They didn't even bother to make it a little bit louder. Not gonna watch it till the end. Also, your English should be approved a little bit or hire a professional narrator, this is impossible to comprehend.

Joshua, skip chitchat and "jokes" next time, and focus on topic, please. The important things – you click fast and switch to next steps – it's hard to follow. Zero explanation on .gitlab-ci.yml content. Then you stop on your "jokes" about "Hello world", which is a waste. "Eating your own dog food", remember? Thanks for the lesson.

Hi, I'm trying to send mail using postfix installed on a private gitlab-runner in the gitlab cloud and smtp configured. The problem is I'm not able to run
script:
– mail -a "Content-type: text/html" -s "Snyk Code Review – $CI_COMMIT_TITLE" $GITLAB_USER_EMAIL < snyk_results.html
When it is
script:

– 'mail -a "Content-type: text/html" -s "Snyk Code Review – $CI_COMMIT_TITLE" $GITLAB_USER_EMAIL < snyk_results.html'
It gets skipped. Any ideas ?

Where we will get this source code

the sound is so bad!

The mainstream issue with CI/CD is that the entire pipeline that this is built around revolves around Docker and Kubernetes or K3s. CI/CD uses this Dockerfiles to generate test environments so the system can build you code and check for errors. Then return this error or success state to the dashboard. Then based on the result do something, like maybe merge a branch or create a issue note.

So I agree that the learning curve of getting into CI/CD is steep, and i disagree with Gitlabs that this is Novice level of config for a CI/CD env. I do however understand that it is Novice based on the entire idea of CI/CD. I also understand that many people just want a click and drag experience. But CI/CD is currently not there yet.

Best we can do is to "rebuilt" the entire CI/CD idea to generate a easier experience for novice developers that want a easy way of interacting with Kubernetes and Docker. The only issue with that is possibility for custom test conditions. Maybe there will be a way. But right now CI/CD is built and run like this, using Dockerfiles and Cluster tech to leverage process power.

This video was a good effort, with low understanding of the outsiders background within CI/CD and Code testing.
It would be better if the developer could take a step back and put himself in the shoes of us. To place understandable explanations to allow better acceptance and understanding for us novice developers.

It is a poorly made video.
the voice is too soft.
the kubernetes is pre-configured.

volume is too low. not a good sell. Do it again.

Is this official video? Can bearly hear anything 🙁

volume is too soft

Love that beard ASMR :3

I think it's outdated, because the web interface is alreay totally changed.

Intro almost deafening, talking volume too low.

I cannot hear you.

Good audio quality, lol

Came here looking for an explanation of how the .gitlab-ci.yml file works. We see the file for about 1-minute, but no real explanation of its contents and how it affects what happens. While I appreciate seeing how to use the merge-request flow, I would like to know how to setup one of these yml files in my environment and customize its behavior. I've been struggling to find an appropriate tutorial for that.

This video is very misleading. You show a Dockerfile but no explanation about how the gitlab-ci.yml file actually uses it. All the build stage does is run "command build". What the hell is that?? I hate it when they gloss over important details like that.

Great video! whats up with the ASMR in the background?

What are those whispers in the background? They're telling me to do things. Is this part of the tutorial? I don't want to push anyone down the stairs. Are you sure that enables CI/CD?

Audio sucks

These losers don't have the faintest idea do they?

very low voice of you, 🙁

Yeah,everything seems very simple.That is because you already know all the tools Joshua.Thanks for the effort though.

WHY is there no "..WITH KUBERNETES" in the title? Why do every beginners stuff have to start with kubernetes and gazillions of modules?
IMO, there should be a video showing a simple example with CI on gitlab itself and a simple CD to some very basic hosting
I am the only one or anybody else agrees with this too?

sound is too bad bro,i could not get anything .

Is this hosted on gitlab, on openshift in the kubernetes stuff, or it has a server or cloud connected, like heroku or smth?

Great explanation, thank you. Is there documentation with step-by-step for this process someplace?

Nice video to get started with CI/CD. Thanks !
To set up gitlab on windows http://za.gl/TmClV. Hope this will help

no sound?

How to do that in CodeIgniter Project?

DISLIKE for sound, can't hear anything