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Using Gitlab CI/CD to Manage Configuration (e.g. Apache2) – Part 2

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Assuming you’ve read and followed part 1, now on part 2 we’ll get our SSH keys created, and the gitlab-runner registered with gitlab as a “runner” so we can create our pipeline. Configuring the SSH Keys for Gitlab-Runner To make the local gitlab-runner on your machine have the correct keys, you need to generate them […]

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Using Gitlab CI/CD to Manage Configuration (e.g. Apache2) – Part 1

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Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is a useful way to maintain the configuration of your infrastructure components. It provides a way that you can store your infrastructure or application’s configuration in a versioned location and then coupled with CI/CD brings you the benefits of being able to enforce gatekeeping on any changes to the configuration, automate […]

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