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.…