12 avis pour Gitlab CI Pipelines, CI/CD and DevOps for Beginners Tutorial
Note 5 sur 5
Esteban Alexis Arce Gómez –
Very well explained, I love the way this guy teaches. I have previously taken his course about API testing with postman and I highly recommend his courses.
Note 4 sur 5
Julen Kahles Bastida –
Great course, the instructor also replies to private messages concerning help that is needed. Would give it 5/5 if the material would be up-to-date with respect to the latest versions of the software used throughout the course (e.g. Postman, CLI tools, etc.)
Note 3 sur 5
Filippo Landini –
It was a good course overall, I would have preferred a few more quizzes and/or small exercises to better consolidate what was learned in the sections.
Note 5 sur 5
Anel Music –
For around 12 bucks there is absolutely nothing to complain. Alright, you might don’t like python. Alright, the UI might changed slightly but the concepts are still well explained and I had zero issues following along.
Note 4 sur 5
Leonel Quiroa –
It has a lot of practical exercises to give enough confidence for starting working right away on git ci cd pipelines. However, on my personal opinion, I wish I could have a more theory, just like an optional section you can skip if you want, but answering the question. Why is this approach of ci/cd important? . Other than that, it is a good professor with clear understanding of the topic
Note 5 sur 5
Sandeep –
Content delivery is good and i like the way tutor brought the new concepts to the list is excellent.
Note 5 sur 5
Juan Isai Marquez Martinez –
I have learned so much about the GitLab CI/CD configurations and recommend this course to everyone that is new to GitLab
Note 4 sur 5
Martín Cigorraga –
You there, digital plumber wanna-be, put your mind at rest for a moment and read this: This course provides a well-rounded overview of GitLab CI/CD but only goes deep on some of the topics it touches. Furthermore, it is a great introduction to the whole CI/CD thing if you are new to building pipelines. Some good stuff you’ll be able to take with you after finishing the course: An understanding of how GitLab CI/CD works under the hood A sense of how to build automated and manual pipelines A sense of how to build a pipeline for multiple environments in a correct way A sense of what it is like to work with Dynamic Environments (bonus point for adding that) An understanding of how to use the Environments feature in GitLab CI/CD An approach to an albeit basic, sane way of working with code using Merge Requests How to add a type of conditionals to your pipeline to create logic gates to control the flow of the pipeline Additionally, a brief introduction to helper tools and a few AWS services A quick overview of how to work with different container images Tips and tricks on how to optimize your pipelines for speed and resource economy A good understanding of how YAML works and how to employ it when building your pipelines Having some good experience creating pipelines using GitLab, I learned a few things here and there that will surely improve the way I work with this tool. All in all, an excellent introductory course. Congratulations on a job well done my friend!
Note 3 sur 5
Niels Duelund –
The course is good and thorough, but I have spent many hours trying to make a script work, only to find out that the next section would reveal “oh but that did not work because ….”. That has been a nuisance. Also the part with IntelliJ … it should be even clearer, that it is NOT worth wasting several hours of setting it up. Using the commandline will suffice for all exercises. Thanks, for the introduction to GitLab
Note 5 sur 5
Ricardo Banon –
Great explanation. This professor is a professional. He covers everything in detail, and gives great examples. Totally recommend
Note 5 sur 5
Luis Sismeiro –
The course was excellent and I learned a lot with the examples. I made the exercises and run the pipeline many times to make changes and fine tune the job sequence. I dind’t understand nothing about GitLab pipelines and now I’m confident I can understand existing pipelines and make new ones.
Note 5 sur 5
A Ferrari –
The topic is clearly explained and the teacher makes it easy to start with GitLab CI/CD! Highly recommended as a start point into the CI/CD world!
Esteban Alexis Arce Gómez –
Very well explained, I love the way this guy teaches.
I have previously taken his course about API testing with postman and I highly recommend his courses.
Julen Kahles Bastida –
Great course, the instructor also replies to private messages concerning help that is needed. Would give it 5/5 if the material would be up-to-date with respect to the latest versions of the software used throughout the course (e.g. Postman, CLI tools, etc.)
Filippo Landini –
It was a good course overall, I would have preferred a few more quizzes and/or small exercises to better consolidate what was learned in the sections.
Anel Music –
For around 12 bucks there is absolutely nothing to complain. Alright, you might don’t like python. Alright, the UI might changed slightly but the concepts are still well explained and I had zero issues following along.
Leonel Quiroa –
It has a lot of practical exercises to give enough confidence for starting working right away on git ci cd pipelines. However, on my personal opinion, I wish I could have a more theory, just like an optional section you can skip if you want, but answering the question. Why is this approach of ci/cd important? . Other than that, it is a good professor with clear understanding of the topic
Sandeep –
Content delivery is good and i like the way tutor brought the new concepts to the list is excellent.
Juan Isai Marquez Martinez –
I have learned so much about the GitLab CI/CD configurations and recommend this course to everyone that is new to GitLab
Martín Cigorraga –
You there, digital plumber wanna-be, put your mind at rest for a moment and read this:
This course provides a well-rounded overview of GitLab CI/CD but only goes deep on some of the topics it touches.
Furthermore, it is a great introduction to the whole CI/CD thing if you are new to building pipelines.
Some good stuff you’ll be able to take with you after finishing the course:
An understanding of how GitLab CI/CD works under the hood
A sense of how to build automated and manual pipelines
A sense of how to build a pipeline for multiple environments in a correct way
A sense of what it is like to work with Dynamic Environments (bonus point for adding that)
An understanding of how to use the Environments feature in GitLab CI/CD
An approach to an albeit basic, sane way of working with code using Merge Requests
How to add a type of conditionals to your pipeline to create logic gates to control the flow of the pipeline
Additionally, a brief introduction to helper tools and a few AWS services
A quick overview of how to work with different container images
Tips and tricks on how to optimize your pipelines for speed and resource economy
A good understanding of how YAML works and how to employ it when building your pipelines
Having some good experience creating pipelines using GitLab, I learned a few things here and there that will surely improve the way I work with this tool.
All in all, an excellent introductory course.
Congratulations on a job well done my friend!
Niels Duelund –
The course is good and thorough, but I have spent many hours trying to make a script work, only to find out that the next section would reveal “oh but that did not work because ….”. That has been a nuisance.
Also the part with IntelliJ … it should be even clearer, that it is NOT worth wasting several hours of setting it up. Using the commandline will suffice for all exercises.
Thanks, for the introduction to GitLab
Ricardo Banon –
Great explanation. This professor is a professional. He covers everything in detail, and gives great examples. Totally recommend
Luis Sismeiro –
The course was excellent and I learned a lot with the examples. I made the exercises and run the pipeline many times to make changes and fine tune the job sequence. I dind’t understand nothing about GitLab pipelines and now I’m confident I can understand existing pipelines and make new ones.
A Ferrari –
The topic is clearly explained and the teacher makes it easy to start with GitLab CI/CD! Highly recommended as a start point into the CI/CD world!