What is Docker-in-docker ( DinD )?
Docker-in-Docker (DinD) is a common technique used in GitLab CI/CD pipelines on Kubernetes to run Docker commands within Docker containers.
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Creating a Keytab File
Learn how to create a Kerberos keytab file for secure, automated authentication without human intervention.
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CI/CD Pipelines for Ansible Collections
Streamline the development and release process of Ansible collections with a CI/CD pipeline to Ansible Galaxy.
Example CI/CD Pipeline for an Ansible Collection
Example CI/CD Pipeline for an Ansible Collection
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Using GitLab Runner as Ansible Control Node
Guideline for using GitLab Runner as an Ansible control node when Ansible Automation Platform (AAP) is unavailable.
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Ansible Azure DevOps Collection
C2 Ansible Azure Devops collection
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Ansible GitLab Role
Installs and configures GitLab Community Edition (CE) on Debian/Ubuntu and RHEL-based Linux systems with support for SSL certificates, Personal Access Tokens (PATs), import sources configuration, and integration with the C2 Platform ecosystem.
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Ansible GitLab Runner Role
Installs and configures GitLab Runner for CI/CD pipelines on Linux systems with support for multiple executor types (Docker, Shell), VM-based and container-based runners, and air-gapped environments.
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Docker-in-docker ( dind )
Run DinD locally for example to develop a GitLab CI/CD pipeline that will use this technique
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Ansible Management Collection
C2 Ansible Management collection
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Securely Using Keytab Files in GitLab CI/CD
Using keytab files in your CI/CD pipelines can enhance security, but it requires careful handling to avoid exposing sensitive information. This guide provides best practices for using keytab files securely in GitLab CI/CD.