Lab: GitLab
This lab sets up a GitLab Community Edition server with MongoDB and Redis backends. It also uses Ansible to provision users and repository.
Using git, clone the following repository locally: https://github.com/OSE3Sandbox/gitlab-ocp3
A GitLab template have been added to the environment in the openshift namespace. You can look at the template here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OSE3Sandbox/gitlab-ocp3/master/gitlab.yaml
Alternately, you can create the template in your own project: oc create -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OSE3Sandbox/gitlab-ocp3/master/gitlab.yaml
Create a new project using oc or the OpenShift console.
oc new-project gitlab-USERNAME
Using the OpenShift console, select "Add to Project" and select the gitlab template:
Make sure to specify Gitlab instance hostname which should be the fully qualified name of the GitLab server
Also assign a github root user password.
For example: gitlab-ce-PROJECTNAME.apps.ose3sandbox.com
Wait for all the containers to start.
The next part of this lab is using Ansible. If you don't have Ansible install on your machine, please follow the instructions described here:
- (Ansible Installation)[http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/intro_installation.html]
In your local copy of your github repository, edit the gitlab_repo playbook: ansible/gitlab_repo.yaml and set the variables for your GitLab environment.
This playbook will clone an existing repository into your GitLab installation.
to execute the playbook:
ansible-playbook ansible/gitlab_repo.yaml
Login to the gitlab console.
You should see the project:
