From the course: NetOps (DevOps for Network Engineers): Automating Networks

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GitLab integration for configuration backup

GitLab integration for configuration backup

- [Instructor] As we know by now, the CI/CD pipeline building is an iterative process, where we start with something simple and basic and build incrementally. To safe time, we will not let the runner run each of the build iterations in realtime. However, when you're building the pipeline as I have, I would highly recommend to let the runners complete the job per step to make sure each step is successful before moving on to the next, and that's how I usually build my CI/CD pipeline. And we'll follow the same process that we've done before, we'll perform something simple, then gradually build on top of the previous step. I took the first initial step of synchronizing the GitLab repository with the local code that we've done before, so as you can see here, I went ahead and do a git commit, git push, git add, get push to this remote repository and now we have the exact same files as we have on the local repository. So let's go…

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