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The messaging integration certainly looks really good, we're trying out Let's Chat, but development is kinda slow (and we don't have the time to contribute). Ho
by mtrycz 11y ago
The messaging integration certainly looks really good, we're trying out Let's Chat, but development is kinda slow (and we don't have the time to contribute). How does GitLab CI compare to Jenkins? Will I be able to substitute it for simple and complex projects?
Is there a slender version of GitLab for small computers like the RaspberryPi? All of the dependencies kinda hog/slow it down, and I don't really need realtime performance. I've grown fond of the interface (at work), and would like to use it for my hobby projects.
- jobvandervoort 11y agoGitLab CI should be able to replace Jenkins. Obviously, it doesn't have the maturity of Jenkins or the plugin ecosystem, but it's flexible runner system, easy configuration with .gitlab-ci.yml and integration with GitLab make it quite powerful. You can already have multiple, parallel builds, builds on success/failure, trigger builds and thus create pipelines. We don't support build artifacts yet, but you can circumvent this by using something like S3 for output. We'll add this in the future as well. GitLab should run just fine on Raspberry Pi 2. Do you have any data on slow down?
- sytse 11y agoTo download for the Raspberry Pi 2 just go to the download page and select that option https://about.gitlab.com/downloads/ https://about.gitlab.com/downloads/
- mrmondo 11y agoWe switched to building with Gitlab-CI and haven't looked back. A big bonus over Jenkins is the lack of Java.