GitLab / GitOps

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Demonstrating the GitLab Flow applied to GitOps and an IaC use case following a new hire onboarding task to deploy into production on their first day of onboarding

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In this video the presenter will demo the why and how to use GitLab Source Code Management and Security Scanning capabilities with Terraform Cloud.

In this video, we will go through how to deploy a sample application (WordPress) to AWS EC2 using GitLab provided template and AWS CloudFormation, CodeDeploy, S3, and EC2 services
#AWS #CodeDeploy #GitLab #CI/CD

Installing the GitLab Kubernetes Agent

This demo shows the installation of a GitLab instance on GKE using helm, the installation of the Kubernetes Agent Server on the GitLab instance and the installation of the agent on the GKE. Finally, it shows how changes/updates to a GitLab project are automatically detected by the agent and enacted upon the K8s cluster.

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For this event, we have Nicholas Klick back for a third time!

Nick will uncover the GitLab Kubernetes Agent which is an active in-cluster component for solving any GitLab to Kubernetes integration task.

The Agent empowers operators to manage GitOps style Kubernetes deployments into private networks, behind a firewall or NAT, with the goal of building easier and more secure Kubernetes-based applications.
Come learn all about this new alpha feature directly from the GitLab team working on it!

This will be a Virtual Event! We'll update the event with the Youtube stream link well before we're slated to start. Thanks to our Sponsors StockX and Palo Alto Networks for the support to enable us to continue putting on these events!

Enabling workload portability across cloud and On-Prem with Containers, Kubernetes, and Knative is half the battle when modernizing applications into Cloud Native solutions. The other half is operating cross-functional teams in a Cloud Native way with GitOps principles.
During this webcast, you will learn how to use GitLab on Anthos, configure your first CI/CD pipeline to deploy apps to any GKE cluster, and set up your Source Code Repository with appropriate config files for all administrative policies that can be applied to your Kubernetes clusters both on-premises and in the cloud.

Terraform-related features introduced in GitLab 13.2

In this video, we go over two Terraform-related features introduced in GitLab 13.2:
1) Multiple Terraform plan support in Merge Requests
2) Read-only access to Terraform State API

Some useful links:
Cesar Saavedra's Twitter: @cesar_saavedr
Link to the repository containing this demo:
https://gitlab.com/tech-marketing/sandbox/gl-13-2-cs-demos/tf-mr
Link to the Epic to provide feedback about Terraform MR widget:
https://gitlab.com/groups/gitlab-org/-/epics/3441
GitLab Infrastructure as Code direction:
https://about.gitlab.com/direction/configure/infrastructure_as_code/
GitLab GitOps GTM Use Case:
https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/marketing/product-marketing/usecase-gtm/gitops/
IaC with Terraform and GitLab:
https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/infrastructure/
GitOps Topic page:
https://about.gitlab.com/topics/gitops/

DevOps + GitOps + AWS with GitLab
This demo takes you on what a typical flow would be like for a developer using GitLab. The demo uses Amazon EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service) as the deployment environment for the first part. It also makes a quick reference to our recent integration with Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS). It then shows you a behind the scenes on how everything works and integrates together. Finally, we spend a few minutes showing you how to use GitLab to manage infrastructure as code, specifically what is known as GitOps.

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The what, why, and how of modern infrastructure automation using GitOps.

This is a high-level overview of doing DevOps and GitOps on AWS. This demo was delivered on June 12, 2020.

A walkthrough of how you can detect drift with GitLab and Terraform when using Infrastructure as Code.

Source Code: https://gitlab.com/bdowney/terraform-drift-detect

Learn more about GitOps: https://about.gitlab.com/topics/gitops/

GitOps with GitLab - Presented by Sri (sri@gitlab.com) at the EMEA CS Knowledge Share meetup 2019-11-29

Learn more about GitOps: https://about.gitlab.com/topics/gitops/

GitOps is the use of a git repository as a single source of truth for all infrastructure and application deployment code. In this video we will walk through the process of deploying applications to three different Kubernetes services with a single common workflow. These deployments are performed by GitLab CI using AutoDevOps which uses Helm under the hood to deploy to Kubernetes.

See the code at: https://gitlab.com/gitops-demo

Learn more about GitOps: https://about.gitlab.com/topics/gitops/

GitOps is the use of a git repository as a single source of truth for all infrastructure and application deployment code. In this video we will walk through the process of creating application infrastructure using Terraform and Terraform Cloud. We will build a kubernetes cluster, add a service account, and register the cluster with GitLab for future application deployments.

See the code at: https://gitlab.com/gitops-demo

Learn more about GitOps: https://about.gitlab.com/topics/gitops/

GitOps is the use of a git repository as a single source of truth for all infrastructure and application deployment code. In this video we will walk through the process of creating Epics of works, break them down into individual tasks, make the necessary code changes, collaborate with peers, approve the changes, then let the automation take over and deploy our changes into production.

See the code: https://gitlab.com/gitops-demo

Learn more about GitOps: https://about.gitlab.com/topics/gitops/

Quick demo of GitLab managing and executing Ansible playbooks using the CI capabilities.

Learn more about GitOps: https://about.gitlab.com/topics/gitops/