Use CI/CD to build your application

Use CI/CD to generate your application.


Getting started Overview of how CI/CD features fit together.	CI/CD YAML syntax reference Pipeline configuration keywords, syntax, examples, inputs.	Runners Installation, configuration, job execution.
Pipelines Configuration, automation, stages, schedules, efficiency.	Jobs Configuration, rules, caching, artifacts, logs.	CI/CD components Reusable, versioned CI/CD components for pipelines.
CI/CD variables Configuration, usage, security.	Pipeline security Secrets management, job tokens, secure files, cloud security.	Debugging Configuration validation, warnings, errors, troubleshooting.
Auto DevOps Automated DevOps, language detection, deployment, customization.	Testing Unit tests, integration tests, test reports, coverage, quality assurance.	Google cloud integration Cloud services, Kubernetes deployments.
Migrate to GitLab CI/CD Migrate from Jenkins, GitHub Actions, others.	External repository integrations GitHub, Bitbucket, external sources, mirroring, cross-platform.

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