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Building a CI pipeline
- [Instructor] This lesson will demonstrate how to set up and execute our first pipeline using GitLab Runner. To support our demonstration, we'll need a simple project that we can build using GitLab Runner in GitLab CI. I've created a simple Java application that we'll be using for that purpose. You can find the project within the working files for the course. Let's first set up that project within GitLab. So as an administrator, I'm going to create a new project. We're going to name this new project sample-ci. You can keep it as a private repository, and just go ahead and click on the Create Project button. Now here's the neat thing about GitLab. It always tells you what the next step is. So if we scroll down some, you'll see that it tells us how to set up our repository if we're building a new repository if we already have files. In our case, we already have a project, so what we want to do is just copy the line to add a remote. We can easily init the project and do the commit. It's…
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Continuous integration with Git1m 17s
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Tools for continuous integration6m 27s
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Install GitLab Runner3m 58s
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Register GitLab Runner2m 51s
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Building a CI pipeline5m 30s
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Automating units tests for quality assurance4m 38s
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Code quality with pipelines4m 29s
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Building a DevOps foundation6m 8s
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