CI Calisthenics: GitBook website using GitLab with Netlify.

CI Calisthenics

Let's work out a bunch of different CI features, all in one project. This is served via Netlify at https://practical-hodgkin-f96037.netlify.app/ as well as https://ci.brie.dev.

• [x] SAST
• [x] Push to Container Registry
• [ ] Push to Package Registry
• [ ] Customize rulesets for SAST
• [ ] Use Environments
• [ ] Set up GitLab Pages
• [x] Deploy to Netlify

Container Registry

I want to set up a Grafana server. I am building the container for it in the pipeline for this project and storing it in Container Registry.

• [x] Set up a clean up policy

Resources

• snippet

Operations

The Operations stuff is pretty cool. Let's include that.

• [ ] Metrics
• [ ] Logs
• [ ] Alerts
• [ ] On-Call Schedule Management docs

Alerts

First, I will connect a third-party service as a new integration.

On-Call Schedules

Let's create an on-call schedule for a small team that needs to cover 5p-10p, Monday-Friday, all in the same time zone. The name of the schedule is Help Desk After-Hours. I have 2 rotations.

• schedule

Alerts from the project will be routed according to the schedule.

Building locally

To work locally with this project, you'll have to follow the steps below:

1. Install GitBook npm install gitbook-cli -g
2. Fetch GitBook's latest stable version gitbook fetch latest
3. Preview your project: gitbook serve
4. Add content
5. Generate the website: gitbook build (optional)
6. Push your changes to the master branch: git push

Read more at GitBook's documentation.

Troubleshooting

1. CSS is missing! That means two things:

   Either that you have wrongly set up the CSS URL in your templates, or your static generator has a configuration option that needs to be explicitly set in order to serve static assets under a relative URL.

Forked from @virtuacreative