Learn to use GitLab to reduce time in any DevOps project. Plan, manage users, CI / CD etc. Get ready for a DevOps job!
COURSE OBJECTIVE
The Primary objective of this course, is to introduce you to all the features and functions of the web-based repository manager GitLab. Use GitLab to plan, execute and have full control of any DevOps lifecycle or development project.
You will learn:
The basics of Git
How to install GitLab
How to manage users & groups
Issue management
Code review
CI / CD
Issue management like how to create merge requests, milestones etc.
How to import repositories
Continous Integration in GitLab
Triggering pipelines
The basics of version control
Much much more...
The course will have relevant exercises throughout the course, so you can practice your new skills.
When you are finished with this course, you will be a GitLab power-user, which will help you in your next DevOps project and make you much more interesting for tech companies looking to hire DevOps experts.
WHAT IS GITLAB?
GitLab is an online/web Git repository to manage your software projects. It is a one-stop place where you can manage your software projects, manage issues, teams, groups, wikis and anything to make the delivery of end product to the customer faster. It helps you to be productive in managing all aspects of software development, so that you can focus on writing logic that adds value to the end users.
By using GitLab, you can make your repositories private or public and allows you to efficiently collaborate with others teams. With CI/CD integrated, you can develop projects faster and not worry about setting up pipelines or releases.
TOP 3 BENEFITS OF USING GITLAB
1: Experts in Git & GitLab are in high demand & and the popularity of Git & GitLab is only growing
2: Since GitLab offers an entire development and DevOps lifecycle, it's ideal creating for efficient workflows
3: With very good integration with Docker, CI/CD, your DevOps job opportunities will only grow
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Is
it a waste of time to learn GitLab when GitHub is the more dominant
one?
Let
me tell you at this point in time, GitLab is the only repository
manager that is open source with lots of different hosting options
and with a free integration of Continuous Integration. It is very
late to join the market and its popularity is growing rapidly with
more and more companies embracing GitLab.
Is
GitLab free to host my projects?
GitLab
is free when you want to host your private or public repositories.
You can in fact host multiple private and public repos with unlimited
collaborators at absolutely no cost.
GUARANTEE
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ARE YOU READY TO LEARN GITLAB?
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Learn what Git and GitLab is and how to use all of it's function to optimize and manage a DevOps lifecycle
Learn to do basic Issue Management
Learn how to set up Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery
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Direct to the main point, excellent!! BEsides, it gives us some links to external material that very good as well.
This is good course to start with gitlab
Wish there would have been a bit more detail. Don't think I would consider myself an expert after this course like the title states, but definitely gives you a baselines understanding.
Great Content!
The course is a good high level intro to git and gitlab and "CI for Beginners" is appropriate. However, for "Become a DevOps Expert" it's going to need a lot more depth in the gitlab CI part and add something for CD as there is none. I couldn't get the sample simple npm pipeline to run and taht gave me an opportunity to do some troubleshooting. It turns out that the system I'm training on is just too outdated to run newer versions of npm. Needs some clarification on using runners as by default, pipelines will try to use the shared gitlab runners. Gitlab wants a cc# for this, something they are not getting from me. I did figure out how to get the pipeline to use my locally installed runner. These finer details of runners are not covered in the course but, hey, figuring this out is just a part of my learning experience.
This course says CI for beginners but barely touches the basics of CI/CD in gitlab, but instead focuses on the gitlab web page. The content is really just how to use gitlab and very few CI-CD pipeline lessons.
Instructor is clear, and knowlegeable. The topics and pace of the course are good. Please, in future, when you show typing in a terminal window, enlarge the window font first. The text is small and faint in my browser. Otherwise, great course.
Decent course.
Mic volumes aren't the same on every video, videos are in 720p so it's a bit hard to read and there are some weird choices the speaker makes. For example: using node package manager to install the Linux touch command to create a file, without instructions to install NPM in the first place. The entire course is done on Windows instead of Linux. Would have been easier to suggest installing Git Bash(or how to setup WSL2) at the start of the course to have all the available commands and tools needed for the course or to use Linux from the beginning.
A lot of assumptions are made about knowledge of git etc. but at the same time much of the course is geared towards beginners. So it feels like a weird mix to me but I'll follow through until the end of the course.
Also a lot of typos throughout the course.
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Sergey M.
A lot of subjects are not explained enough. No materials attached to lections in some places.