Hands-On Auto DevOps with GitLab CI - Automated DevOps with GitLab CI

The video tutorial introduces automated DevOps pipelines using GitLab CI, focusing on integrating Kubernetes with zero configuration. It explains DevOps principles like systems thinking, feedback, and a learning culture. The tutorial covers continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) and demonstrates GitLab CI's capabilities with a Node.js application, including building, testing, and deploying using Docker and Kubernetes.

What is the primary focus of DevOps?

• Improving user interface design

• Integrating marketing strategies

• Enhancing hardware performance

• Combining development and operations

Which principle of DevOps emphasizes the importance of considering the entire system?

• Feedback

• Systems thinking

• User experience

• Continuous deployment

What is a key benefit of using GitLab CI for continuous integration?

• It requires no configuration

• It is integrated directly into GitLab

• It is only compatible with Jenkins

• It does not support Docker

What is the purpose of the GitLab CI YAML file?

• To define build, test, and deploy stages

• To configure server settings

• To manage database connections

• To store user data

What is the first step in setting up a GitLab CI pipeline?

• Deploying to Kubernetes

• Creating a Docker image

• Pushing code to a GitLab repository

• Running integration tests

What does the deploy stage in the GitLab CI pipeline involve?

• Running unit tests

• Building the application

• Deploying to a Kubernetes cluster

• Configuring network settings

What happens when a new commit is pushed to a GitLab repository with a CI pipeline?

• The code is archived

• The repository is locked

• The pipeline is manually triggered

• The pipeline automatically runs