I highly appreciate the whole series of GitLab Beginner Tutorial you provided! I have an exam tomorrow also tackling this topic and we didn't get any documents for it. This series was the perfect way get to know the application and it's basic features! Thank you! I only wish you would have made a video for GitLab issues and how they work aswell!
Great tutorial but you have to continue it!! Don’t leave us hanging. Merging to master, working on branches, common errors, deleting a branch, renaming etc
I completed your Jenkins and GitLab playlist.. you explain in simple manner so thank you Raghav for that..I try to hit like button for all your videos 👍
Thanks Raghav. I have shared the same with my team. We are now migrating from GITHUB + TeamCity to GITLAB. I am very much sure they would love this. Big Fan of yours.
This helped me so much, I'm studying Computer Science and this is one of our tasks now. At first it looked complex and unpleasent but you described it very well, thank you!
Had a POC to run my local Test execution now running this in gitlab. Look forward to learning about ticks and tricks with any reporting tool remote servers.
One of the best playlists on youtube and even the best tutorial for understanding GitLab, it's explained beautifully. All the steps are in detail and made it very easy for a learner to understand from scratch. Mindblowing efforts as included both Mac & windows parallelly.Very short tutorial and saves a lot of time by covering everything. Very few experts like Raghav Pal Sir can make us explain in just 7 videos. There's a request for you at the end if you can explain topics of laravel framework with mini projects.Thank you.
I am so happy & humbled to see your message Sanjna, Thanks for watching. Do share your knowledge with everyone
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Thanks a ton Raghav for sharing your knowledge! Your GitLab series are amazing and smooth to follow along. You have got a new subscriber! Cheers and please keep the good work!!
Hello, Thank you so much for the information you have shared about GITLab. I am new to GITLab and learning so much from your videos. It would be really helpful if you can provide information about 1- creating merge requests 2- solving merge conflicts. 3- Hosting html, css code on GItLab 4- Stashing the changes 5- basic git-bash commands
Excellent tutorial! I couldn't really find anywhere a tutorial THIS good! Understood and worked as well! On point! Thank you so much! Subscribed as well, since you have other interesting tutorials as I see!
this tutorial series is really good.. but if possible then please create one more tutorial series for industrial automation process ( for software industries ) along with actual JOB writing and SCHEDULING it.
great series of tutorials!!!. Hats off to you!! .. I have learnt devops tools jenkins and gitlab using you tutorials..very very basic , step by step and easy to follow and understand . Can you pls make a video on how these tools are used in an enterprise setup. It may not be a hands on tutorial , but just to see different stages of the CI/CD pipeline and how its don in actual exterprise setup..Thank u so much for your effort!!!!
@@RaghavPal a simple request if you have some times, I would like to request gitlab-ci.yml details configuration scenario, anyway thank you very much ❣️
Hi Raghav, these tutorials are great thanks for providing. Can you please share a video related to Ansible how to write playbooks etc. That would help us a lot. Thanks in advance
Really nice video with the detailed explanation, able to perform my activities by going through your videos. Appreciate your knowledge sharing and thanks a lot.
Thank you so much,, it is useful course for beginner like me on GitLab and I start with you since tutorial 1, and I follow all steps and I don't face any problem and all function work with me very well except this tutorial exactly step number 4 start the runner whereas when I type "brew services start GitLab-Runner" the message is "'brew' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file" my question what shall I do and why it is not recognized? thank you so much.
I think a good idea is to make lesson: With Gitlab Omnibus Project + Gitlab Runner in K8s POD or other ENV + K8s integration with HELM by CI/CD. I am understood, Gitlab omnibus is good but better isn't use native K8s integration. Helm is the right direction.
Very nice explanation sir..👏👏 Everything I got from lesson 1 of GitLab Here, at last..in CICD pipelines it's showing me an error Tried several times But its showing failed Can you please help in solving this
Sravani Here are some things you can check to troubleshoot a failed GitLab CI/CD pipeline: * Make sure that the pipeline is configured correctly. You can check the pipeline configuration in the GitLab UI. * Make sure that the required tools and dependencies are installed. You can check the pipeline logs to see if there are any errors related to missing tools or dependencies. * Make sure that the code that is being built is correct. You can try building the code locally to see if it builds successfully. * Make sure that the environment that the pipeline is running in is compatible with the code that is being built. You can check the pipeline logs to see if there are any errors related to the environment. If you have checked all of these things and you are still having trouble, you can contact GitLab support for help. Here are some additional things you can try: * Clear the cache for the pipeline. You can do this by going to the pipeline page and clicking on the "Clear cache" button. * Try running the pipeline in debug mode. This will give you more information about the errors that are occurring. * Try using a different runner. Sometimes, the problem can be caused by the runner that is being used. I hope this helps
I really enjoyed this series, and it introduced me very well to the GitLab world, excellent work my friend, thank you very much. I hope you can do CI/CD with python projects in some of them. Greeting from Colombia
Github provides runners environment free of cost for private repositories for up to 2000 mins, which are highly configurable.hence not putting the load of executing runners on the server environment, I believe GitHub is better in that sense. I guess I will stay with GitHub for now. Btw Good tutorials, thanks
Sure Lakhveer, there are several differences in features of GitHub & GitLab, but if GitHub completes all your needs, Go for it. If required can check GitHub tutorials here - automationstepbystep.com/
Thanks a lot. This was very helpful. Need to know more about how to run the script on newman and how to export the result in html format? Will be highly appreciated.
@@RaghavPal Many thanks in advance. It will highly appreciated if you got any helpful link or document to help with understand the process/script for outputting the report in html format. I loved watching your videos. Thanks a lot for the hard working and sharing. Really appreciated.
@@RaghavPal Could you please suggest me with this. I have a shell executor runner installed. Can I have docker and python pre-installed in this shell executor? Or shell executor comes as in empty terminal but not the instance where I can login and make some changes.
Really great and useful sessions for beginners in Git and Gitlab, so many thanks for your hardwork. Tell me, when you chose "Shell" for the executor in the agent on a windows box, dos this use powershell or cmd?
Hello Raghav, Thank you for creating GitLab for beginner series. your videos are very informative. I really appreciate your it. I wish you could create a GitLab video where you commit/pull/push a real code instead of Readme.exe. For example since you are automation architect, how about you create a selenium code for whatever UI and show us how you are going to commit this code pull it and push it to different environments. Cheers!
Sir, can you make a hands-on video on GitLab application issues or application break-fix? or if you can suggest any link or documentation regarding that.
