🧡 Complete GitLab CI/CD Course with Kubernetes, Microservices, Multi-Stage & more: bit.ly/3MqmVlr 💙 Follow me on Instagram for behind-the-scenes content: 😊instagram.com/techworld_with_nana/ 💚 Become a DevOps Engineer - 6-month program: bit.ly/3BQ6j1v ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Course Pre-Requisites ▬▬▬▬▬▬ 💡 Docker - learn here: ► ruclips.net/video/3c-iBn73dDE/видео.html 💡 YAML - learn here: ► ruclips.net/video/1uFVr15xDGg/видео.html 💡 Basics of Git ▬▬▬▬▬▬ T I M E S T A M P S ⏰ ▬▬▬▬▬▬ 00:00 - Intro and Course Overview 01:25 - What is GitLab CI/CD? 01:59 - What is CI/CD in simple words 03:11 - GitLab in comparison to other CI/CD platforms 04:28 - GitLab Architecture - How GitLab works 06:16 - Overview of the demo app (run locally) 12:47 - Pipeline Configuration File (.gitlab-ci.yml) 14:09 - Run Tests 26:27 - Build and Push Docker Image 27:43 - Variables for Login Credentials 32:33 - Write Pipeline Configuration 38:56 - Docker in Docker 43:23 - Execute Pipeline 44:20 - Define Stages 47:19 - Prepare Deployment Server 47:44 - Create Ubuntu server on DigitalOcean 54:44 - Deploy Application 1:06:22 - Validate Application Runs Successfully 1:07:30 - Delete server on DO 1:07:49 - Dive Deeper into GitLab CI/CD ▬▬▬▬▬▬ What you’ll learn in 1 Hour ✅ ▬▬▬▬▬▬ ► What GitLab CI/CD is ► GitLab compared to other CI/CD platforms ► Overview of GitLab Architecture ► Build a full GitLab CI/CD pipeline for a python app that - executes tests, - builds a Docker image, - pushes to a private Docker repository and - deploys the app to a remote server on DigitalOcean ► Learn GitLab Basic Concepts on the way: - Pipeline, Jobs, - Stages - GitLab Runners and Executors - Variables (Variable and File Type) - Docker in Docker
Seriously, Nana, this is absolutely incredible. This is how it's done. This is a crash course not just in CI/CD but in how to make S-tier useful RUclips content.
You not only know the material, but you are exceptionally great in structuring and explaining them concisely but in details, as a developer learning CI/CD pipelines I have no more words to express my gratitude! Thank you so much for your efforts.
You know what's interesting? The first time you watch videos like this, everything feels like, "Huh? Why is this so difficult?" But as time goes on and you gain more experience, you return to these kinds of videos and suddenly everything makes sense - it doesn't seem that difficult anymore. Those moments let you know you've improved and the feeling is indescribable. Keep going, guys! Nana, thank you so much! Your content is truly exceptional!
I have two decades of Linux/Bash over my shoulders, and I just discovered that you can mix pipe and conditional execution on the same line: `cmd1 && cmd2 | cmd3 && cmd4`. Everyday I learn something new. Thanks Nana!!! You're the best teacher in the world!
You are actually one of the best DevOps teacher that I have ever seen. I already used so many of your free videos in RUclips when I was in another country which I couldn't pay for your products. Now that I am working as a Senior DevOps Expert in a German based company I happily be able to use your premium materials as well. Regards.
I'm very new to CI/CD but my project desperately needed it. I'm very thanksful for this course. No loud music, no annoying and flashy things. Just the informations i need to understand. Great job !
You’ve helped me understand so many complex topics now. You’re a hero of the modern world, Nana. You should be very proud of what you’re accomplishing.
Thanks for the clear explanation with diagram & hands-on demo 👍🏼. Super Easy to follow and well-worth the time to watch and learn. Keep up the good work 😎 🙏🏼
If someone is having the error "TypeError: required field "lineno" missing from alias" you can change the pytest version in the file src/requirements.txt - From pytest==6.2.2 to pytest==6.2.5 for example.
For anyone who ran into error " "docker stop" requires at least 1 argument." or similar, you must remove the yaml script line "docker ps -aq | xargs docker stop | xargs docker rm &&" the very first time you run this. Because the remote server (in this case DigitalOcean) is looking for the result of the "docker ps" command which don't exist yet. After running it the first time you can add it back in and it will work from then on.
Hi, I had the same error, but I believe there is an easier way. The xargs command takes an option '-r' or '--no-run-if-empty' which skips the command following it. So, I changed it to "docker ps -aq | xargs -r docker stop | xargs -r docker rm"
This is so awesome, your the best DevOps teacher out there. And I think we all appreciate you giving us free lessons like this and I hope you keep doing what you love for the free open source community ! :)
i am really good at explaining somethings so how can i be like you? i will create an youtube channel but dont know how to visuliaze what you want to tell people@@TechWorldwithNana
I am impressed with level of simplicity yet straightforwardness in your explanations. Great job! Super fun & educative to watch your tutorials. Thank you.
Tried locally running the test and run on Macbook Air M1 (Jan 31, 2024). Changed a few things in the requirements.txt file: Flask==3.0.1 py-cpuinfo==9.0.0 pytest==6.2.5 Issue was Jinja2, markupsafe, and some other apps deprecated some named exports. But some Google results say that getting newer versions of those 3 above is sufficient.
Nana, Your videos will take my career as a data scientist to the next level. I have now a common language with my DevOps colleagues. Thank you for sharing your gifts with the world. I’m grateful and inspired.
This is the first time I really enjoy a lesson from RUclips! Very detailed explanation, in "human" words. Must of the times, I fall into lessons where the person explaining is very technical and for people like me, that is their first contact to any of those concepts, it can be terrifying. Thank you very much, I will deffinitely continue learning from you.
If you are creating everything from scratch, most probably for deploy stage job will fail and you will see this error in the logs: "docker stop" requires at least 1 argument. See 'docker stop --help'. Usage: docker stop [OPTIONS] CONTAINER [CONTAINER...] Stop one or more running containers "docker rm" requires at least 1 argument. See 'docker rm --help'. Usage: docker rm [OPTIONS] CONTAINER [CONTAINER...] Remove one or more containers Just use -r with xargs like this: docker ps -aq | xargs -r docker stop | xargs -r docker rm It will fix job fail.
Your guide is the absolute best guide for me. It has just the right level of detail, tricks and overview of the technology. I'm a fan for life. Thanks!
Thanks for the video.I would recommend everyone to buy full course for this topic I have become addicted to watching and learning new topics on Nana's channel Thank you for being my teacher.
i have not seen a better teacher than you in recent years . you are tech savior for human kind. This is not my job, but still love learning the tech stuff . I thoroughly understood and enjoyed the tutorial
If you are starting this project fresh today. You will need to change the requirements.txt file to the following: "Flask=2.1.0" Once you do that, the first step of completing "make test" should work(2)
I had this problem too - turns out it's because I cloned the repo from the original GitHub page. Nana actually fixed this already in her own fork on GitLab! 😂
Your way of teaching is very open, simple and authentic. I learnt many things from your tutorials. Thank you so much for delivering very important concepts so easily, with open mind and heart with real intention of teaching others. 🙂🙏
As an SQL DBA, I can confidently embark on DevOps learning with you at any time and begin applying the knowledge in practice. Your approach to learning is highly efficient. By focusing on teaching 20% of the most important material, you enable learners to comprehend 80% of the subject matter, truly exemplifying the 80/20 rule.
I fell in love with the description. Really perfect course. No boring, no wasting time. She is answering immediately all questions on my mind when watching.
Awesome video, literally one of the best tutorials I've ever seen and I've been a developer for over 6 years. I appreciate all the visualisations and edge cases. Thanks a lot! : 3
Great help and work by Nana, those who got the error : Cannot perform an interactive login from a non TTY device , I resolved it by making the Docker variables non-protected when creating them in GUI, those who are using a protected branch dont need to change to unprotected, you can continue with protected variable option. hope this helps for people whoever ran into this issue.
I wanted to express my sincere gratitude Nana🥰 for your GitLab CI/CD tutorial. It has been immensely helpful as I prepare for my final internship project in the coming month. Although I couldn't deploy due to the lack of a subscription, I want to assure you that understanding the process was the most important for me. May God bless you for sharing your knowledge.
Nana, you can't imagine how happy I felt when I found this tutorial You are amazing, every tutorial I watch from you makes me very excited to work in this field more and more Thank you so much for all what you are providing for us 😍😍😍
გამარჯობა ნანა, აღფრთოვანებული ვარ შენი კომპეტენტურობით და გადმოცემის უნარით, ახლა შევამჩნიე რომ ქართული სახელი და გვარი გაქვს და სიამაყის გრძნობა დამეუფლა რომ ასეთი ჭკვიანი ქალი საქართველოდანაა. წარმატებები...
Thank you so much for your work, you are just an awesome human being ! For anyone else who works on new Apple chips and experienced 'py-cpuinfo currently only works on X86 and some ARM/PPC/S390X CPUs' just update py-cpuinfo to the latest version, I used 8.0.0 and everything worked fine
Hello Nana, thanks to you and your tutorials, I have managed to land what maybe is my dream job as a DevOps engineer! Im using this opportunity to thank you, and maybe to suggest a Bitbucket tutorial as well, as some of us have to adept to the company internal rules and standards. Love and respect from Serbia!!!
I really would like to say, Nana you are the best. I'm working employee and learning the things from your channel in effective and in a simple way. A BIG SHOUT OUT FROM YOUR FAN "ARUN"
Elaborately given the fundamental concepts for Gitlab, thank you! And plus the tone of her voice is amazing as a tutor. After watching a couple of different tutorials with a voice triggering my misophonia, this video record saved me 💚
This video is incredibly helpful for understanding how to create a CI/CD pipeline. Nana, your presentation is amazing and straight to the point. Thank you so much for providing such valuable insights!
From my 2 decades of software experience, wholeheartedly I can say that you have clear, precise and exceptional art of teaching skills. Simply Outstanding ! Thanks for all your efforts. You deserve at least 10 million subscribers :)
Thank you . This video answered the questions I had while working with CI/CD yaml file. Now I felt like I have a better understanding on the configuration.
Im a full stack dev from bangladesh, I was running behind on CI/CD pipelines as I worked my entire 9+yrs career on baremetal server, your well explained demo helped me to understand easily this terms. thanks a lot Happy Coding, Cheerio
Thank you so much for this video. I just finished my apprenticeship at my company and after 2 1/2 I am still so confused with the whole devops part. Now I finally understand the pipeline part and feel so relieved 😊❤️ thank you so much. The video is very easy to understand but still rich in information and very interesting 🙏
This is the first time I have watched any of your videos and I want to say great work, I have finally got round to fully watching this video and it really helped me understand pipelines. Keep up the good work.
I must say that you know a learner's mind very well. The next explanation from you is always the first question that comes in a learner's mind. This might sound a simple thing but a very very rare quality.
These are all precious materials I can say we will not find nowhere . So so happy and now I have basic idea and confident to move ahead. Thanks Nana as always.
Totally appreciate the effort of sharing and love learning everything from you Nana. You made everything possible for all beginners. Best wishes to you and your family.
Nana I am thoroughly enjoying all your devops related videos and when I can afford to will do your bootcamp course. I love how clearly and simply you explain the tools and concepts.
Very nice explanation of GitLab. I used a GitLab Server and implemented everything on AWS. I ran into some issues, but I eventually got everything to work.
My first statement is not related what you were teaching us. 1 - your voice is amazing and I enjoy it every time I watch any video from you 2 - I understood perfectly everything what you explained us here. I have a couple of knowledge about GitHub Actions (don't know if they are the same) gosh. I learnt everything what I needed!!! Thanks a lot for take your time to make this video ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Oh, almost I forget it... You are the best. 😊😊😊
This video is x10000000 better than that whack sorry gitlab tutorial video from gitlab themselves. The animations the pictures help you really understand how it runs. Thank you for this video. ❤
WOW the best , crisp and to the point video i have never seen, all concept cleared , NANA some need to containaries you so that we can have more NANA like you
Big flaw with the deploy stage: there is no explicit pull. So the server will only pull the image the first time, but is never updated by pipelines for new software versions. You'll either need a `docker pull $IMAGE_NAME:$IMAGE_TAG` command or need to add `--pull=always` to the docker run command. Another issue: there's no concurrency synchronization, so the docker push of an older pipeline might run AFTER the docker push of the newer pipeline, therefore deploying an outdated version.
Wow. ❤Thank you so much for this amazing GitLab CI/CD tutorial. You have described here each & every steps so clearly. Much appreciated for this detailed tutorial. 👍✌
If you are starting this project fresh today. You will need to change the requirements.txt file to the following: "Flask=2.1.0" Once you do that, the first step of completing "make test" should work
Many thanks Nana for this great free video❤. There are a lot of videos available here, but I really like the way you mix demo and content. Furthermore you can explain perfectly these technologies 🤟I have learned a lot in this one hour. This will definitely help me in my daily business 😊 I very much appreciate this!
I am your big fan, thanks for every lesson. Thank you very much for sharing your knowlogment. I'm new to Gitlab CI/CD, but I think deleting all running containers before deploying is not the right way. I would just say that it is correct to remove the desired container. And this is a great video. I hope you will continue to share your knowledge with us. Best wishes to you and your family!
Question: At @1:04:54, you chmod the $SSH_KEY file only at the deploy stage. Since this $SSH_KEY variable is scoped to the entire pipeline, wouldn't jobs in other stages be able to read the key before the deploy stage? Isn't that a window of vulnerability? I vaguely recall that there might be a '.pre' stage which would be more suited. Thanks for the awesome course.
🧡 Complete GitLab CI/CD Course with Kubernetes, Microservices, Multi-Stage & more: bit.ly/3MqmVlr
💙 Follow me on Instagram for behind-the-scenes content: 😊instagram.com/techworld_with_nana/
💚 Become a DevOps Engineer - 6-month program: bit.ly/3BQ6j1v
▬▬▬▬▬▬ Course Pre-Requisites ▬▬▬▬▬▬
💡 Docker - learn here: ► ruclips.net/video/3c-iBn73dDE/видео.html
💡 YAML - learn here: ► ruclips.net/video/1uFVr15xDGg/видео.html
💡 Basics of Git
▬▬▬▬▬▬ T I M E S T A M P S ⏰ ▬▬▬▬▬▬
00:00 - Intro and Course Overview
01:25 - What is GitLab CI/CD?
01:59 - What is CI/CD in simple words
03:11 - GitLab in comparison to other CI/CD platforms
04:28 - GitLab Architecture - How GitLab works
06:16 - Overview of the demo app (run locally)
12:47 - Pipeline Configuration File (.gitlab-ci.yml)
14:09 - Run Tests
26:27 - Build and Push Docker Image
27:43 - Variables for Login Credentials
32:33 - Write Pipeline Configuration
38:56 - Docker in Docker
43:23 - Execute Pipeline
44:20 - Define Stages
47:19 - Prepare Deployment Server
47:44 - Create Ubuntu server on DigitalOcean
54:44 - Deploy Application
1:06:22 - Validate Application Runs Successfully
1:07:30 - Delete server on DO
1:07:49 - Dive Deeper into GitLab CI/CD
▬▬▬▬▬▬ What you’ll learn in 1 Hour ✅ ▬▬▬▬▬▬
► What GitLab CI/CD is
► GitLab compared to other CI/CD platforms
► Overview of GitLab Architecture
► Build a full GitLab CI/CD pipeline for a python app that
- executes tests,
- builds a Docker image,
- pushes to a private Docker repository and
- deploys the app to a remote server on DigitalOcean
► Learn GitLab Basic Concepts on the way:
- Pipeline, Jobs,
- Stages
- GitLab Runners and Executors
- Variables (Variable and File Type)
- Docker in Docker
Amazing... Thank you!
This is awesome Nana.
Seriously, Nana, this is absolutely incredible. This is how it's done. This is a crash course not just in CI/CD but in how to make S-tier useful RUclips content.
You not only know the material, but you are exceptionally great in structuring and explaining them concisely but in details, as a developer learning CI/CD pipelines I have no more words to express my gratitude! Thank you so much for your efforts.
Thank you, really happy to hear such feedback! :)
You know what's interesting? The first time you watch videos like this, everything feels like, "Huh? Why is this so difficult?" But as time goes on and you gain more experience, you return to these kinds of videos and suddenly everything makes sense - it doesn't seem that difficult anymore. Those moments let you know you've improved and the feeling is indescribable.
Keep going, guys!
Nana, thank you so much! Your content is truly exceptional!
I hear you, felt like that with kubernetes. Then i did a course with nana and everything made sense 😂
That's really crazy, and just a indicator that we start at the wrong point. Somewhere in the middle (Frontend) probably.
I have two decades of Linux/Bash over my shoulders, and I just discovered that you can mix pipe and conditional execution on the same line: `cmd1 && cmd2 | cmd3 && cmd4`. Everyday I learn something new. Thanks Nana!!! You're the best teacher in the world!
You are actually one of the best DevOps teacher that I have ever seen. I already used so many of your free videos in RUclips when I was in another country which I couldn't pay for your products. Now that I am working as a Senior DevOps Expert in a German based company I happily be able to use your premium materials as well. Regards.
I'm very new to CI/CD but my project desperately needed it. I'm very thanksful for this course. No loud music, no annoying and flashy things. Just the informations i need to understand.
Great job !
You’ve helped me understand so many complex topics now.
You’re a hero of the modern world, Nana. You should be very proud of what you’re accomplishing.
Thank you Andrew, really appreciate your feedback and support! 🙏
For those who might have import error when running make test... this maybe could help
add this in the requirements.txt pytest==6.2.5
Werkzeug==2.2.2
Genius man 👍
thanks bro
thank you! I'd just got stuck on this part, appreciate it
Thank you!!
thanks!
Hands down the best intro walkthrough on GitLab CI/CD there is. Simply brilliant.
Thanks for the clear explanation with diagram & hands-on demo 👍🏼. Super Easy to follow and well-worth the time to watch and learn. Keep up the good work 😎 🙏🏼
Thank you Senthil for your support!
I'm amazed just how WELL EXPLAINED were all the concepts in this video! Amazing, thank you !
It's absurd how easy you can explain things, you are simply the best teacher
If someone is having the error "TypeError: required field "lineno" missing from alias" you can change the pytest version in the file src/requirements.txt - From pytest==6.2.2 to pytest==6.2.5 for example.
Thanksman
Thank you so much for the clear explanation! You saved me hours of searching online!
You're welcome, thanks for your support Mohamed!
For anyone who ran into error " "docker stop" requires at least 1 argument." or similar, you must remove the yaml script line "docker ps -aq | xargs docker stop | xargs docker rm &&" the very first time you run this. Because the remote server (in this case DigitalOcean) is looking for the result of the "docker ps" command which don't exist yet. After running it the first time you can add it back in and it will work from then on.
Hi, I had the same error, but I believe there is an easier way. The xargs command takes an option '-r' or '--no-run-if-empty' which skips the command following it. So, I changed it to "docker ps -aq | xargs -r docker stop | xargs -r docker rm"
@@benschoen3035 aha. I wish I knew that for past 15 years. Thanks
@@benschoen3035 Thanks
@@benschoen3035 Amazing, thank you very much
Useful info.
Thanks
This is so awesome, your the best DevOps teacher out there. And I think we all appreciate you giving us free lessons like this and I hope you keep doing what you love for the free open source community ! :)
She explains things plainly and is a great reference.
Thank you Chandur, really glad to hear! 🤗
absolutely agree! Long live Ukraine and free Georgia!
i am really good at explaining somethings so how can i be like you? i will create an youtube channel but dont know how to visuliaze what you want to tell people@@TechWorldwithNana
I am impressed with level of simplicity yet straightforwardness in your explanations. Great job! Super fun & educative to watch your tutorials. Thank you.
Tried locally running the test and run on Macbook Air M1 (Jan 31, 2024). Changed a few things in the requirements.txt file:
Flask==3.0.1
py-cpuinfo==9.0.0
pytest==6.2.5
Issue was Jinja2, markupsafe, and some other apps deprecated some named exports. But some Google results say that getting newer versions of those 3 above is sufficient.
Appreciate it
Thank you!
Thank you very much, kind sir!
Thanks a lot. I saved my day.
Thanks a lot!!
Nana won't let you down, never doubt, no second thoughts when it comes to proper dedicated content.
Nana,
Your videos will take my career as a data scientist to the next level. I have now a common language with my DevOps colleagues.
Thank you for sharing your gifts with the world. I’m grateful and inspired.
Thank you Nana and as always you rock!
Thank you Khalil, appreciate your feedback and support :)
This is the first time I really enjoy a lesson from RUclips! Very detailed explanation, in "human" words. Must of the times, I fall into lessons where the person explaining is very technical and for people like me, that is their first contact to any of those concepts, it can be terrifying.
Thank you very much, I will deffinitely continue learning from you.
Very helpful! Thank you!
Thanks so much for your support! :)
Your tutorials are truly blessings for any s/w or devops engineers. Thank you so much ❤️
If you are creating everything from scratch, most probably for deploy stage job will fail and you will see this error in the logs:
"docker stop" requires at least 1 argument.
See 'docker stop --help'.
Usage: docker stop [OPTIONS] CONTAINER [CONTAINER...]
Stop one or more running containers
"docker rm" requires at least 1 argument.
See 'docker rm --help'.
Usage: docker rm [OPTIONS] CONTAINER [CONTAINER...]
Remove one or more containers
Just use -r with xargs like this:
docker ps -aq | xargs -r docker stop | xargs -r docker rm
It will fix job fail.
Thank you!
Stop at minute 22:07 just to write this comment. You explained this topic very well. Very sequential and detailed. i should buy the full course
Generally I don't comment on RUclips videos, but this tutorial is ultimate on GitLab CI CD, hats off to you
Brilliant crash course! I am already working on a CI/CD pipeline just by going through this video!
Thank you!!
Finally, I understood the CI/CD in GitLab. Thanks a lot for the complete real tutorial.
This is a perfect anatomy of CI/CD implementation! Thank you.
Your guide is the absolute best guide for me. It has just the right level of detail, tricks and overview of the technology. I'm a fan for life. Thanks!
Thanks for the video.I would recommend everyone to buy full course for this topic
I have become addicted to watching and learning new topics on Nana's channel
Thank you for being my teacher.
Thank you Jayanth, really happy to hear! 💙
Awesome! Your tutorial is incredible, all clear, all perfectly explained. You are the best teacher ever!
Thank you! I've watched many videos on GitLab CI/CD, and yours is by far the best explanation I've come across.
i have not seen a better teacher than you in recent years . you are tech savior for human kind. This is not my job, but still love learning the tech stuff . I thoroughly understood and enjoyed the tutorial
If you are starting this project fresh today. You will need to change the requirements.txt file to the following: "Flask=2.1.0"
Once you do that, the first step of completing "make test" should work(2)
I had this problem too - turns out it's because I cloned the repo from the original GitHub page. Nana actually fixed this already in her own fork on GitLab! 😂
Your way of teaching is very open, simple and authentic. I learnt many things from your tutorials. Thank you so much for delivering very important concepts so easily, with open mind and heart with real intention of teaching others. 🙂🙏
Thanks so much Mubbarik, what an amazing feedback 😊
¡Gracias!
As an SQL DBA, I can confidently embark on DevOps learning with you at any time and begin applying the knowledge in practice. Your approach to learning is highly efficient. By focusing on teaching 20% of the most important material, you enable learners to comprehend 80% of the subject matter, truly exemplifying the 80/20 rule.
I fell in love with the description. Really perfect course. No boring, no wasting time. She is answering immediately all questions on my mind when watching.
Контент - в кайф!!! 👍👍👍👍👍 Самый доходчивый пример!!! 👍👍👍👍👍 Не останавливайся и БОЛЬШОЕ спасибо за твой труд!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Awesome video, literally one of the best tutorials I've ever seen and I've been a developer for over 6 years. I appreciate all the visualisations and edge cases. Thanks a lot! : 3
Thank you, so great to hear :)
Great help and work by Nana, those who got the error : Cannot perform an interactive login from a non TTY device , I resolved it by making the Docker variables non-protected when creating them in GUI, those who are using a protected branch dont need to change to unprotected, you can continue with protected variable option. hope this helps for people whoever ran into this issue.
I wanted to express my sincere gratitude Nana🥰 for your GitLab CI/CD tutorial. It has been immensely helpful as I prepare for my final internship project in the coming month. Although I couldn't deploy due to the lack of a subscription, I want to assure you that understanding the process was the most important for me. May God bless you for sharing your knowledge.
Nana, you can't imagine how happy I felt when I found this tutorial
You are amazing, every tutorial I watch from you makes me very excited to work in this field more and more
Thank you so much for all what you are providing for us 😍😍😍
გამარჯობა ნანა, აღფრთოვანებული ვარ შენი კომპეტენტურობით და გადმოცემის უნარით, ახლა შევამჩნიე რომ ქართული სახელი და გვარი გაქვს და სიამაყის გრძნობა დამეუფლა რომ ასეთი ჭკვიანი ქალი საქართველოდანაა. წარმატებები...
მადლობა! 🤗ყოველთვის მახარებს მსგავსი ფიდბექი 💙
Thank you so much for your work, you are just an awesome human being !
For anyone else who works on new Apple chips and experienced 'py-cpuinfo currently only works on X86 and some ARM/PPC/S390X CPUs' just update py-cpuinfo to the latest version, I used 8.0.0 and everything worked fine
Thank you!
Hello Nana,
thanks to you and your tutorials, I have managed to land what maybe is my dream job as a DevOps engineer!
Im using this opportunity to thank you, and maybe to suggest a Bitbucket tutorial as well, as some of us have to adept to the company internal rules and standards.
Love and respect from Serbia!!!
Wow that's so great to hear, really appreciate your comment and sharing with me! 💙
Also thanks for your suggestion, will definitely consider it!
Thanks
Thanks Harshavardhan!
this is amazing , I have just discovered this channel and I fell in love with it
Thanks!
Thanks for your support Daniel!
I really would like to say, Nana you are the best. I'm working employee and learning the things from your channel in effective and in a simple way. A BIG SHOUT OUT FROM YOUR FAN "ARUN"
Really happy to hear Arun 😊
Nana thanks to you, i was able to switch my career to Devops from system administrator. You rock...
Wow, that's amazing to hear. Congrats on that! and thanks for sharing 😊💙 Always love to read such success stories of my viewers 🚀
Elaborately given the fundamental concepts for Gitlab, thank you! And plus the tone of her voice is amazing as a tutor. After watching a couple of different tutorials with a voice triggering my misophonia, this video record saved me 💚
This video is incredibly helpful for understanding how to create a CI/CD pipeline. Nana, your presentation is amazing and straight to the point. Thank you so much for providing such valuable insights!
From my 2 decades of software experience, wholeheartedly I can say that you have clear, precise and exceptional art of teaching skills. Simply Outstanding ! Thanks for all your efforts. You deserve at least 10 million subscribers :)
Thank you . This video answered the questions I had while working with CI/CD yaml file. Now I felt like I have a better understanding on the configuration.
Im a full stack dev from bangladesh, I was running behind on CI/CD pipelines as I worked my entire 9+yrs career on baremetal server, your well explained demo helped me to understand easily this terms. thanks a lot
Happy Coding, Cheerio
Thank you so much for this video. I just finished my apprenticeship at my company and after 2 1/2 I am still so confused with the whole devops part. Now I finally understand the pipeline part and feel so relieved 😊❤️ thank you so much. The video is very easy to understand but still rich in information and very interesting 🙏
This is the first time I have watched any of your videos and I want to say great work, I have finally got round to fully watching this video and it really helped me understand pipelines. Keep up the good work.
I must say that you know a learner's mind very well. The next explanation from you is always the first question that comes in a learner's mind. This might sound a simple thing but a very very rare quality.
one of the best precise videos on CI/CD on gitlab.
This is the most complete tutorial I have ever seen. Thank you so much Nana.
That is one hell of a tutorial, thank you very much! You have a talent to explain it easy!
Excellent tutorial!! Thanks a lot for the time spent! You have gained a new subscriber because of this!!
These are all precious materials I can say we will not find nowhere . So so happy and now I have basic idea and confident to move ahead. Thanks Nana as always.
Totally appreciate the effort of sharing and love learning everything from you Nana. You made everything possible for all beginners. Best wishes to you and your family.
This lady called Nana is the best teacher I've ever seen. thanks nana
fantastic, how amazing is your video, after this 1 hour tutorial now i confidently understand the basic step of what actually is CICD
Nana I am thoroughly enjoying all your devops related videos and when I can afford to will do your bootcamp course. I love how clearly and simply you explain the tools and concepts.
Very nice explanation of GitLab. I used a GitLab Server and implemented everything on AWS. I ran into some issues, but I eventually got everything to work.
JUST EXCELLENT! TOO GOOD Nana and team!
Hats off to Nana and team for creating such awesome, valuable content! Too good!
Fantastic! Great tutorial by an awesome instructor. Thanks, Nana! Love it! ❤
Nana you're best teacher. Thanks for tutorials. Love from country Circassia. (Caucasian mountains). Welcome always you're.
Awesome tutorial! Learning so much and I love the tempo and how well explained! Makes me less afraid of devops 😅
My first statement is not related what you were teaching us.
1 - your voice is amazing and I enjoy it every time I watch any video from you
2 - I understood perfectly everything what you explained us here. I have a couple of knowledge about GitHub Actions (don't know if they are the same) gosh. I learnt everything what I needed!!!
Thanks a lot for take your time to make this video ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Oh, almost I forget it... You are the best. 😊😊😊
This video best tutorial about Gitlab CI/CD in RUclips.Thanks 👍🏻
This video is a lifesaver for a beginner SDE. Thank you so much Nana!
This video is x10000000 better than that whack sorry gitlab tutorial video from gitlab themselves.
The animations the pictures help you really understand how it runs. Thank you for this video. ❤
WOW the best , crisp and to the point video i have never seen, all concept cleared , NANA some need to containaries you so that we can have more NANA like you
Thank you Muhammad, appreciate your comment :)
Big flaw with the deploy stage: there is no explicit pull. So the server will only pull the image the first time, but is never updated by pipelines for new software versions.
You'll either need a `docker pull $IMAGE_NAME:$IMAGE_TAG` command or need to add `--pull=always` to the docker run command.
Another issue: there's no concurrency synchronization, so the docker push of an older pipeline might run AFTER the docker push of the newer pipeline, therefore deploying an outdated version.
Liked before watching (and, watched in its entirety). Great content as always! 👐
Really happy to hear Tom, thanks for the feedback!
Awesome english pronounce, clear, understandable, lot of thanks to you, lady!
This is very useful for devops engineer. I have watched this video today. I have learned lot from this video. Thanks for your teaching
This was truly helpful as an intro into GitLab CI CD. Thank you Nana!
I think it is one of the best tutorial about cicd, Simple but very good 😊thank you a lot!!!
Amazing, clear and useful as usual ... great job done!! Thank you so much for keep on sharing your vast knowledge in DevOps
Wow. ❤Thank you so much for this amazing GitLab CI/CD tutorial. You have described here each & every steps so clearly. Much appreciated for this detailed tutorial. 👍✌
If you are starting this project fresh today. You will need to change the requirements.txt file to the following: "Flask=2.1.0"
Once you do that, the first step of completing "make test" should work
Thank You So much !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is an excellent breakdown of the overall process. Thank you for providing this content!
This is a first class demo! Thank you for the information
Great Crash Course Nana... Very detailed explanation of each step. I am gonna write my first pipeline, and try out this demo. Thank you so much.
Thank you! Currently working to get an IaC scanner integrated into GitLab. This was immensely helpful!
Many thanks Nana for this great free video❤. There are a lot of videos available here, but I really like the way you mix demo and content. Furthermore you can explain perfectly these technologies 🤟I have learned a lot in this one hour. This will definitely help me in my daily business 😊 I very much appreciate this!
I am your big fan, thanks for every lesson. Thank you very much for sharing your knowlogment. I'm new to Gitlab CI/CD, but I think deleting all running containers before deploying is not the right way. I would just say that it is correct to remove the desired container. And this is a great video. I hope you will continue to share your knowledge with us.
Best wishes to you and your family!
Question: At @1:04:54, you chmod the $SSH_KEY file only at the deploy stage. Since this $SSH_KEY variable is scoped to the entire pipeline, wouldn't jobs in other stages be able to read the key before the deploy stage? Isn't that a window of vulnerability? I vaguely recall that there might be a '.pre' stage which would be more suited. Thanks for the awesome course.
Thank you, Nana.
This is truly an excellent introduction to CI/CD with GitLab
This was a massively helpful introduction to GitLab cicd, thank you so much!