Upgrade GitLab from 17.x to 18.x: Step-by-Step
GitLab 18 shipped with a hard PostgreSQL 16 requirement, removed the legacy git_data_dirs configuration, and enforced CI/CD job…
GitLab 18 shipped with a hard PostgreSQL 16 requirement, removed the legacy git_data_dirs configuration, and enforced CI/CD job…
GitLab Runner is the agent that picks up CI/CD jobs from your GitLab instance and executes them. Without…
Most teams get GitLab installed and never touch the CI/CD side because the docs dump too much theory…
GitLab’s built-in Container Registry means you can build Docker images in CI/CD pipelines and push them to a…
Docker gives you the cleanest way to run GitLab CE on a server you control. Everything (PostgreSQL, Redis,…
Running your own GitLab instance means full control over your source code, CI/CD pipelines, container registry, and issue…
Running your own GitLab instance gives you full control over your source code, CI/CD pipelines, container registry, and…
Knife is the command-line tool that connects your Chef Workstation to the Chef Infra Server. It handles everything…
Chef Infra Server is the central hub in a Chef infrastructure – it stores cookbooks, node policies, and…
LAMP (Linux, Apache, MariaDB, PHP) is the foundation stack behind a massive number of web applications. Setting it…
Puppet is an open source configuration management tool that automates software provisioning, configuration, and state enforcement across your…
Ansible facts are system properties collected from managed hosts during playbook execution. They include hardware specs, network configuration,…