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For my personal projects I use Gitea (source code hosting) + Bazel (build system) + Drone.io (automated builds) + Harbor (container registry) + Keel (deployment
by w7 7y ago
For my personal projects I use Gitea (source code hosting) + Bazel (build system) + Drone.io (automated builds) + Harbor (container registry) + Keel (deployment to Kubernetes). At a glance of Gitlab's documentation it looks like these tools cover most of what GitLab CI/Registry does, is there anything major I'm missing that you'd describe as a killer feature?
- oweiler 7y agoSorry for the late response. The killer feature of GitLabCI is that it offers the same functionality as all the tools you've mentioned but much better integrated because they are all part of GitLab. E.g. for CI you don't need to configure webhooks to trigger a build, you just assign a runner to the project and add a .gitlabci.yml.