anapsix/gitlab-ci repository overview

⁠gitlabci-docker

This repository is all you need to create your own Docker⁠ image of Gitlab-CI⁠ continuios integration server. You can find a pre-build image anapsix/gitlab-ci at Docker INDEX⁠ Works with Docker 1.0.

⁠Versions

Keep in mind, that "latest" tag and "master" branch are subject to be updated, hence the names.
For older versions, use source repo specific branches (gitlabci_v3.2/gitlabci_v4.1) or proper image tags.

⁠Versions

Keep in mind, that "latest" tag and "master" branch are subject to be updated, hence the names.
For older versions, use source repo specific branches (gitlabci_v3.2/gitlabci_v4.1) or proper image tags.

⁠Usage

If you want to run my pre-build image, just run the following (possibly as sudo):

docker pull anapsix/gitlab-ci
docker run -d -p 9000 -e GITLAB_URLS="https://dev.gitlab.org,https://staging.gitlab.org" anapsix/gitlab-ci:5.0

You can rebuild the image from scratch with:

docker build -no-cache -t anapsix/gitlab-ci github.com/anapsix/gitlabci-docker

You must set GITLAB_URLS environmental variable to contain comma delimited list of your GITLAB URLS, otherwise it will refuse to start.

⁠Persistent external MySQL DB is now supported!

You can now use external persistent MySQL DB for your GitLab-CI container. Launch the instance like so:

docker run -d \
 -e DEBUG=true \
 -e MYSQL_SETUP=true \
 -e MYSQL_HOST=10.0.0.100 \
 -e MYSQL_USER="gitlabci" \
 -e MYSQL_PWD="gitlabci" \
 -e MYSQL_DB="gitlabci" \
 -e GITLAB_URLS="https://dev.gitlab.org/" \
 -p 9000 anapsix/gitlab-ci

WARNING: every time you pass MYSQL_SETUP=true, it will overwrite an existing MySQL database..

• You should set MYSQL_SETUP=true only first time you start container if there is no existing DB for specified credentials / host / db name, otherwise, you WILL LOSE DB content and all settings. Could be used to jump between incompatible versions, such as 4.x -> 5.x, while overwriting existing DB.

⁠ENV params

• DEBUG (optional: "true" enables debug messages during container startup)
• GITLAB_URLS (required: set it to full URL of your GitLAB SCM installation)
• GITLAB_CI_HOST (optional: probably helpful when using HTTPS)
• GITLAB_CI_HTTPS (optional: used to enable HTTPS support)
• MYSQL_SETUP (optional: use with caution: initializes DB, wipes it if already present, helpful when upgrading between incompatible versions)
• MYSQL_MIGRATE (optional: use it when upgrading between GitLAB-CI versions, doesn't work between 4.x and 5.x)
• MYSQL_HOST (required for MySQL support, if not set temp SQLite3 will be used)
• MYSQL_USER (optional, will default to gitlabci if not set)
• MYSQL_PWD (optional, will default to gitlabci if not set)
• MYSQL_DB (optional, will default to gitlabci if not set)

⁠Examples

• MYSQL: only MYSQL_HOST variable is required MYSQL_USER, MYSQL_PWD and MYSQL_DB will all default to "gitlabci"

   docker run -d -e MYSQL_HOST=10.0.0.100 \
    -e GITLAB_URLS="https://dev.gitlab.org/" \
    -p 9000 anapsix/gitlab-ci
  

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• SQLITE3: to use container-internal ephemeral SQLite3 DB, ommit all MYSQL_* variables

   docker run -d -e GITLAB_URLS="https://dev.gitlab.org/" \
    -p 9000 anapsix/gitlab-ci
  

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⁠Contributors

• Anastas Dancha [email protected]⁠
• TruongSinh Tran-Nguyen [email protected]⁠

⁠License

MIT