Running GitLab Runner in a Docker container can be a great way to isolate your build environment and easily deploy your runners to different machines. Here are the steps to set up GitLab Runner in a Docker container: Run the gitlab runner in a container Create a docker volume to Read more…
It has been a while since my last blog entry, I have just spent a few hours migrating some web applications from my old server to the new server. While migrating the web applications, I realized that among all the applications, gitlab is the only one which is still using Read more…
Recently, I have decided to use a reverse proxy server to handle all the servers that I am hosting. This helps to mitigate the use of port number behind the url. e.g. http://mydomain:12345. Some of you, who tried to do that for a gitlab server, has probably realized that the urls Read more…
I believe that most developers should have heard of/used GitHub. One of the main issues with GitHub is the lack of private repository for free users(except for student account). In the event that one needs a private repository, some will use BitBucket instead of GitHub. Alternatively, one can host a Read more…