Even though several posts about GitLab CI/CD posts have appeared here, there's still some tips I have left in me. I do think that these will be the final two, so there's also a "review" of GitLab CI/CD at the end of this post.…
Even though GitLab offers free minutes on their CI/CD runners, it might not be enough for your project. Even though paying GitLab seems much more worry-free, it's possible to have an easy and stressless way of setting up your own runners.…
This is the fifth post in the GitLab CI/CD Series (oh, how the time flies), where we'll be setting up a build & deploy pipeline using GitLab CI/CD. In the previous posts, we built all the necessary pieces, and now it's time to finally put them all together!…
This is the fourth post in the GitLab CI/CD Series, where we'll be setting up a build & deploy pipeline using GitLab CI/CD. This part focuses on deploying the .NET application and applying EF Core migrations to the database.…
This is the third post in the GitLab CI/CD Series, where we'll be setting up a build & deploy pipeline using GitLab CI/CD. This part focuses on deploying the Angular application to Azure Storage.…
This is the second post in the GitLab CI/CD Series, where we'll be setting up a build & deploy pipeline using GitLab CI/CD. In the first post, we focused on building an Angular application and capturing the build output as an artifact. Now it's time to build the .NET application.…
In this series, I will try to guide you through creating a CI/CD pipeline for a .NET API application with an Angular frontend. The backend will be hosted on Azure App Service, and the frontend will be Azure Static Web App hosted on Azure Storage.…
This article present two ways of deploying Unicorn content files using Azure DevOps.…