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I want to second this. I use GitLab for personal projects and have used their CI extensively. My work uses Github and has all the repos hosted there. I tried
by xtracto 7y ago
I want to second this. I use GitLab for personal projects and have used their CI extensively.
My work uses Github and has all the repos hosted there. I tried to start using Github Actions (or whatever it is called?) about a month ago, and just couldn't make sense of it.. does it provision servers from Docker images/docker-compose files? or is it only a "carcass" where I have to add an additional server? can I do everything "as code" or do I have to mingle with the web console ?
After spending about 2 hours tinkering I gave up.
- bastardoperator 7y agoReally? I was able to throw together an entire CI/CD workflow in Github that builds, tests, measures coverage and deploys to GCE in like 30 minutes. Bringing your own agents looks fairly simple too and follows a GitOps model: https://help.github.com/en/actions/hosting-your-own-runners https://help.github.com/en/actions/hosting-your-own-runners