People are very into continuous integration/continuous delivery because they mistake continuous for smooth. I guess there’s a reason calculus jokes are not a big thing on the internet. I already wrote about a CI/CD pipeline I’ve developed using Gitlab, Maven, Fabric8 and Spring Boot. This post expands on that pipeline to instead use the fancy new […]
Read More… from A Modern CI/CD Pipeline – Part 3: Development Street and DTAP
People are very into continuous integration/continuous delivery because they mistake continuous for smooth. I guess there’s a reason calculus jokes are not a big thing on the internet. I already wrote about a CI/CD pipeline I’ve developed using Gitlab, Maven, Fabric8 and Spring Boot. This post expands on that pipeline to instead use the fancy new […]
Read More… from A Modern CI/CD Pipeline – Part 2: Installing Cloud-native Gitlab for Production Use
People are very into continuous integration/continuous delivery because they mistake continuous for smooth. I guess there’s a reason calculus jokes are not a big thing on the internet. I already wrote about a CI/CD pipeline I’ve developed using Gitlab, Maven, Fabric8 and Spring Boot. This post expands on that pipeline to instead use the fancy new […]
Read More… from A Modern CI/CD Pipeline – Part 1: Generic Cluster Setup
If that title doesn't give you like 2 or 3 lines in bullshit bingo, nothing except a meeting with a Scrum coach can help you there. It's accurate, though. It's a thing that should be extremely simple, yet either my Google-Fu is too weak or nobody else on the entirety of the internet and by […]