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Learn GitLab in 3 Hours | GitLab Complete Tutorial For Beginners
Playlist
- Introduction to GitLab CI | What is GitLab CI
- Introduction To GitLab Interface
- What Is GitLab Workflow
- How To Use GitLab Flow In GitLab Project
- What Is GitLab Pipeline? | How To Create GitLab Pipeline
- How To Migrate From Jenkins Pipeline To GitLab CI
- What is GitLab Registry? | GitLab Pipeline
- Learn GitLab in 3 Hours | GitLab Complete Tutorial For Beginners
About The Video
In this Complete GitLab CI Tutorial, Moss(@tech_with_moss), an expert in DevOps and CI/CD tools, deep dives into Git commands, navigates you through GitLab Interface, and helps creating a GitLab pipeline in detail.
Video Chapters
0:00:00 - Introduction
0:02:43 - What is GitLab?
0:03:08 - What is Difference Between Git and GitLab?
0:03:39 - Why use GitLab?
0:04:06 - Basic Commands of GitLab
0:38:16 - The GitLab Interface
1:16:57 - GitLab Flow in Practice
1:55:39 - CI/CD in GitLab
2:32:29 - Migrating to GitLab CI/CD
3:11:01 - GitLab Pipelines
3:26:03 - Conclusion
Key Topics Covered
Introduction: Typically, the beginning of a video introduces the main topic or question that will be addressed.
Main Content: This section often breaks down into subtopics or related themes, providing detailed explanations, examples, or discussions.
Conclusion: Towards the end, videos usually summarize the key points covered and may include a call to action or final thoughts.
Moss
Moss is a dynamic Educational Content Creator at Tech. With a vibrant presence, Moss passionately shares knowledge and enthusiasm for Computer Science and DevOps with a community of over 15,000 YouTube subscribers and Udemy students. In the digital realm, Moss crafts engaging and informative videos and courses on a diverse range of topics, including Linux, GitLab, Grafana, Jenkins, and more. Beyond individual pursuits, Moss actively collaborates with other organizations, contributing to the creation of high-quality tutorials and demonstrations.
