CI/CD

Containerize Vue 3 application with GitLab CI/CD

Introduction In this article, I will explain how I containerized my Vuetify + Vue 3 application with GitLab CI/CD. My goal was to deploy my application on Kubernetes. To achieve this, I need to: Build the Vue 3(…)

Trigger a Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform job/workflow from GitLab CI/CD Pipeline

Are you utilizing Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform or its open-source version, AWX, to streamline your Ansible playbooks? If so, and you want to trigger a job template or a workflow template from a GitLab CI/CD pipeline, you’ve come(…)

Deploy an application with GitLab CI/CD

Following on from my previous article “Build and containerize an Angular application with GitLab CI/CD“, it’s now time to deploy this application. In this article, I will deploy the application on a Kubernetes cluster using Helm. Prerequisites(…)

Declaring environments in GitLab

Why do I need to declare environments in GitLab ? To track deployed versions on each environment To control deployment on environments (e.g. add an approval to deploy production) Add environment-related variables An environment can be linked to(…)

Connect a Kubernetes cluster to GitLab

To interact with a Kubernetes cluster during builds, deployments or other tasks in GitLab CI/CD, you need to install the GitLab agent on the cluster. This operation is very easy with GitLab ! The official documentation is(…)

Build and containerize an Angular application with GitLab CI/CD

To deploy an Angular application into Kubernetes, the application needs to be build, containerized and pushed into a container registry before the deployment. In this project, I want to: Build the Angular Application using Angular CLI Create a(…)