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GITLAB FOR DEVELOPERS AND ADMINISTRATORS

Course outline

4 days
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Duration

4 days

OVERVIEW

GitLab is a web-based tool designed to help developers collaborate more effectively throughout each phase of the software development life cycle.

In this course, you will learn how to set up a GitLab project, edit files, and leverage key features to collaborate more effectively with your teammates.

OBJECTIVES

  • Learn how to use the basic GitLab editor to make changes to a file
  • Create branch and merge requests, and interpret the Git commit history.
  • Find out more about using key collaboration features, such as Todos and issues, a built-in ticketing system for tracking work on your projects.
  • Sharing your work easily with co-workers & customers
  • How to fit GitLab into your team's workflow
  • Use cloud-based and free online software GitLab
  • Know about the flexibility of being operating system independent
  • Be able to work remotely on a large development project

METHODOLOGY

This is a hands-on course on the fundamentals to intermediate uses of GitLab for developers and administrators. No prior experience required. However an e-mail address will be required and a free subscription to GitLab will be done during the training. This course will consist of:

  • Training
  • Workshops
  • Use cases & projects

DAY 1

  • WHAT IS GIT?
  • Git Defined
  • A Version Control System
  • GIt Command & Structure
  • Register As Git User
  • Example Output Of Git Config
  • Git Project
  • Example Of Git Status Comand Output
  • Get Git Help
  • WHAT IS GITLAB?
  • Gitlab Defined
  • Gitlab Technologies
  • So, What Is Devops?
  • Gitlab Vs Github
  • Gitlab (And Github) Location
  • GITLAB WORKLOW
  • Gitlab Workflow Diagram
  • Gitlab Workflow & Development Stages
  • Review | Git And Gitlab
  • Installing Git
  • WHAT IS SSH KEY
  • Connecting With SSH
  • WORKSHOP | INSTALL GIT
  • WORKSHOP | CREATING AN ACCOUNT ON GITLAB
  • WORKSHOP | CREATING OUR FIRST PROJECT AND GROUP

DAY 2

  • QUICK REVIEW OF GITLAB
  • GITLAB STRUCTURE
  • Gitlab Structure Breakdown
  • Defining The Work
  • Planning The Work
  • Setup Ssh Key In Gitlab
  • GITLAB STRUCTURE BREAKDOWN
  • Defining The Work
  • Planning The Work
  • Doing The Work
  • WORKSHOP | CREATING A BLANK PROJECT ON GITLAB CLONE ON YOUR COMPUTER
  • WORKSHOP | CREATING A CLONE OF YOUR PROJECT
  • WORKSHOP | GITLAB CODE BASE AND COMMIT
  • WORKSHOP | CREATING OUR FIRST PROJECT AND GROUP

DAY 3

  • CHECKING HISTORY
  • Log Files
  • Updating & Comparison
  • FORK & BRANCH & CLONE
  • What Is The Difference Between Fork And Branch
  • Fork Method
  • Branch Method
  • Cloning GtiLab to Git
  • WORKSHOP | GITLAB CODE BASE AND COMMIT
  • WORKSHOP | MAKING A FORK & BRANCH
  • WORKSHOP | GIT TO GITLAB CLONING

DAY 4

  • CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION & WORKSHOP
  • Creating a Pipeline
  • Running your Pipeline
  • Going Deeper with Pipelines
  • Adding a test
  • Generate a website
  • CONTINUOUS DELIVERY & WORKSHOP
  • CD concepts
  • Environments
  • Environment variables
  • First deployment pipeline
  • Automating deployments
  • Complete CD pipeline
  • Releasing to production

USE CASES AND PROJECTS

  • Use cases - Mastering Code Review With GitLab.
  • Use cases - GitLab Workflow in depth
  • Use cases - Code hosting in repositories with version control
  • Use cases - Code review in Merge Requests with live-preview changes per branch with Review Apps
  • Use cases - Improve collaboration with Merge Request Approvals, Multiple Assignees for Issues, and Multiple Issue Boards
  • Use cases - View your entire CI/CD pipeline involving more than one project with Multiple-Project Pipeline Graphs
  • Use cases - Lock files to prevent conflicts
  • Projects - Repositories: Host your codebase in repositories with version control and as part of a fully integrated platform.
  • Projects - Issues: Explore the best of GitLab Issues' features.
  • Projects - Merge Requests: Collaborate on code, reviews, live preview changes per branch, and request approvals with Merge Requests.
  • Projects - Milestones: Work on multiple issues and merge requests towards the same target date with Milestones

WHO SHOULD ATTEND THIS COURSE

  • If you want to work together on a project development with artefacts split over a large group of developers.
  • If you are a developer or administrator who need a good svn and global tracking of your work.

Programme scope, delivery arrangements and suitability are confirmed during enquiry.