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Environments - GitLab Tutorial
From the course: Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery with GitLab
Environments
- [Instructor] In the last chapter, we generated a static website, but we didn't actually do anything with it. In this chapter, we'll set up multiple environments where we can deploy our site using GitLab. I'm going to use AWS for this and set up a couple of S3 buckets. This isn't a course on AWS, so I'll try to keep things as simple as possible. Creating a static website in S3 is a pretty common thing, so AWS provides some detailed documentation. You may want to check that out if you run into issues. This is what's posted at the time of this recording. The URL may change, so I recommend just searching for S3 static website in the search engine. If you're following along, pause the video for a moment and log into the AWS console. You may need to set up an account if you don't already have one. The first thing we'll do is set up some credentials that GitLab can use for deploying our static website. To do that, first search for IAM in the search bar and then click on IAM. We're going to…