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GitLab CI/CD

Verible build container.

Ansible in a container image for GitLab pipelines

MPLAB XC compiler build containers.

Proyecto realizado con CI/CD | AWS | PHPUnit | Lumen | Nexts.js

crosstool-NG build container.

Videojuego desarrollado como parte del laboratorio propuesto por la cátedra de Ingeniería y Calidad de Software, de la Universidad Tecnológica Nacional, Facultad Regional Resistencia (FRRe), con el objetivo de incorporar prácticas de integración y entrega continua.

Multiple CI runners packed together with additionally tools into a single docker container

Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery with GitLab CI

git-gamble is a tool that blends TDD (Test Driven Development) + TCR (test && commit || revert) to make sure to develop the right thing 😌, baby step by baby step 👶🦶

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Since I was running Tor in an unsafe environment, I wanted to put it in a minimal and more containered Docker image.

This GitLab CI/CD Component compresses GitLab Pages.

Opinionated GitLab components for streamlined release, deployment, and publishing.

GitLab CI/CD integration for automating feedback from Code PushUp

The component generates a danger-review job which posts an automated comment after running the Danger rules from the project.

📚 Dirasati

Dirasati is an educational platform designed to facilitate seamless interactions between teachers and students. The platform provides a user-friendly interface for managing teacher profiles, course offerings, and student engagement. ⚙️ Tech Stack

Frontend: React (via Inertia.js) Backend: Laravel Database: Azure Database for PostgreSQL Deployment: Azure Container Instances (Dockerized) Version Control: Git & GitLab CI/CD: GitLab CI/CD (Automating testing, building images, and pushing to Azure Container Registry) Task Management: Jira

🚀 Features

Teacher profile management Course listing and enrollment Secure authentication & authorization Cloud-based deployment with Azure Automated CI/CD for seamless updates

GitLab component to build Docker images completely in userspace using Kaniko by devminds.ch

This project focuses exclusively on the automation of building and pushing Docker images using a two-tier approach. The core objective is to streamline and optimize the container image lifecycle through an automated pipeline that separates the build process

The component generates jobs that handle the release of a new gem version.