I planned to upgrade my GitLab server in a docker setup from 16.8-ee to 17.2-ee and I have found no relative upgrade paths for this, so I assume it is okay to upgrade to 17.2 directly. Using the gitlab’s official documentation on upgrading GitLab via docker.

I have some Docker components and I want to store the credentials (Docker config) in a project variable in the CI/CD settings.

I activated 2FA in my gitlab account and created a personal access token. Then I logged in with the access token on different ways.

New to docker and containers, coming from a developer background, I was wondering is there a method or way to run something that will check the projects dependencies to see if there are or what are the latest versions/tagged releases available.

New to docker and containers, coming from a developer background, I was wondering is there a method or way to run something that will check the projects dependencies to see if there are or what are the latest versions/tagged releases available.

When i create a new merge request on Gitlab, i want to create a preview environment based on my feature branch and have a link to access it.

I am using docker to start gitlab, here is the command:

I have a docker image that i use to build and show docs for my package. I want this image to rebuild every time someone make a push to the main brunch. In order to do that I created a CI/CD.