🚀Write Your First GitLab CI CD Pipeline: Single & Multi-Stages, Stages & Scripts | Ep 02

Welcome to Episode 2 of the GitLab Pipeline Series! In this video, we’re taking things to the next level by writing your first GitLab pipeline. You’ll learn how to create a multi-stage pipeline with stages, jobs, and scripts-the fundamental building blocks of a CI/CD pipeline in GitLab.
Here’s what you’ll discover in today’s episode:
🚀 What is a GitLab Pipeline?
We’ll break down the core concept of GitLab pipelines and explain how they work to automate your software development lifecycle, from code commit to deployment. You’ll get a clear understanding of the flow from one stage to the next.
🛠️ Creating a Basic Pipeline
You’ll learn how to write your first basic pipeline configuration using the .gitlab-ci.yml file. This file is the heart of every GitLab pipeline, and we’ll guide you through creating simple stages and jobs that run scripts to perform tasks like testing, building, and deploying.
⚙️ Multi-Stage Pipelines Explained
What’s better than a basic pipeline? A multi-stage pipeline! We’ll teach you how to define multiple stages in your pipeline (like build, test, and deploy) and organize them into distinct jobs. Each job will have its own script that runs commands to automate the process.
🧰 Stages, Jobs & Scripts Components
We’ll dive into the three main components of a GitLab pipeline:
Stages: High-level steps in the pipeline (like build, test, deploy).
Jobs: Individual tasks that run within each stage.
Scripts: The commands or actions each job will execute.
By the end of this video, you’ll be able to:
Set up a multi-stage pipeline with distinct stages and jobs.
Write scripts that automate tasks in your pipeline.
Use .gitlab-ci.yml to organize your workflow efficiently.
This is a must-watch if you want to move beyond the basics and start automating your development pipeline in GitLab.
What’s Next?
In the next episodes of the GitLab Pipeline Series, we’ll cover more advanced topics like integrating tests into your pipeline, setting up deployment to different environments, and using caching to speed up your builds. Subscribe now and don’t miss out on future lessons!
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Related Topics:
GitLab CI/CD Pipelines
.gitlab-ci.yml Configuration
Multi-Stage Pipelines in GitLab
GitLab Jobs & Stages
GitLab CI for Beginners
GitLab Automation
Continuous Integration with GitLab
GitLab CI Tutorial
CI/CD Pipelines Explained
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DevOps with GitLab
GitLab Pipeline Examples
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[@cenidea]

Here is a gilab link to access all the codes - gitlab.com/galaxy6001846/pipe-basics

[@kvs7720]

can you share gilab link

[@cenidea]

Thanks for your interest! I appreciate your enthusiasm-here’s the gilab link you asked for! - gitlab.com/galaxy6001846/pipe-basics