Git

Although SSH is preferred, if you want to use Git’s credential helper here’s two simple options, note you’ll probably not want to use the Credentials Helper method, because it stores the credentials in a plain-text file, albeit in your home directory, but still. Using the Credentials Helper, you won’t have to re-enter your username and … Read more

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 … Read more

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 … Read more