GitLab is an open-source project for warehouse management systems that uses Git as a code management tool and is built on top of it.
Difference between gitlab-CE and gitlab-EE
gitlab-CE community version, that is, free version, gitlab-ee belongs to the enterprise version
Installation requirements:
You need at least 8GB of addressable memory (RAM + swap space) to install and use GitLab! The operating system and any other running applications will also use memory, so keep in mind that you will need at least 4GB of free space before running GitLab. Using less memory, GitLab will produce weird errors during the reconfiguration run, producing 500 errors during use. The hyperlink login is visible.
Install and configure the necessary dependencies
Note: Add firewall rules (add http service to firewalld, pemmental means permanent effect, if not added--permanent system will expire the next time the system starts)
Install Postfix to send notification emails
Add gitlab source & install gitlab-ce
Reference:The hyperlink login is visible.
Modify the gitlab configuration file to specify the server IP and custom port
Edit the file
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At this point, our gitlab is successfully installed, let's start gitlab
Configure gitlab (configuration time is about ten minutes, don't be impatient)
After the configuration is completed, gitlab will start automatically
Check the status
Additional commands are attached
Check out the GitLab version commands:
Access the IP and you will be taken to the page where we are asked to reset the password, and we will reset the password
After successfully logging in, we enter the homepage, the installation is completed and the login is successful, as shown in the figure below
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