Ce n'est pas tout vert parce que je bosse dessus, mais quel plaisir de gérer son infrastructure avec des pipelines. Ici se sont #ansible, #droneio et #gitea qui sont à la manœuvre. Oh bordel ça y est, je suis #devops...
Il me reste d'énormes chantiers à réaliser, mais les bases sont là et ça fait du bien de ne plus s'en occuper !
Ладно, попробуем ещё раз.
Ищу кого-нибудь с боевым опытом в #DroneIO, чтобы понять, целесообразно ли копать в его сторону
I am looking for anybody with big or huge CI and #droneio to find if it fits our requirements
Retweet is appreciated
original tweet https://twitter.com/ClickHouseSRE/status/1630154973223763968
“Ладно, попробуем ещё раз. Ищу кого-нибудь с боевым опытом в #DroneIO, чтобы понять, целесообразно ли копать в его сторону I am looking for anybody with big or huge CI and #droneio to find if it fits our requirements Retweet is appreciated”
If anyone is curious, I have documented how I set up Drone.io last weekend to automatically build and deploy my Hugo website when I push changes to my personal Gitea server.
https://kevin.thecorams.net/posts/2020/01/howto-build-site-with-drone/
Drone on Kubernetes with Gitea, something went wrong
https://efertone.me/posts/2020/01/drone-on-kubernetes-with-gitea-something-went-wrong/
Originally posted on DevTo For a while I have my own Kubernetes stack on DigitalOcean where I can do some science and host what I want or what others ask me like blogs, landing pages, cron-jobs and of course a Gitea instance. One day I decided to fire up a Drone.io instance so I can automate the boring tasks with it. It was like Drone 1.0 or something. Everything worked as I expected and I was happy.
It only took a few hours tonight to set up a new VPS machine with Docker, LetsEncrypt, and Drone.io to be able to build and deploy my Hugo blog to a test site. The whole CI/CD pipeline takes less than ten seconds to finish.
I will have to write up all of the details, including my docker-compose files, nginx configs, and .drone.yml later on this week. It's all super exciting to see it come together. . . .
https://kevin.thecorams.net/posts/2020/01/building-site-with-drone/