CI/CD

CI/CD pipeline with drone + gocd

CI/CD Environment for local development

This is a builder for a fast, lightweight & efficient pipeline workflows owning your own private "github" with gogs and automated pipelines with gocd.

The main objective is to have a fast deployable infrastructure to be able to:

Host code in different repositories/organizations
Be able to trigger builds and design pipelines to buyild, test and deploy stuff ...
Do it as fast as possible

Since the tools are written in go they are quite fast.

The Stack is composed by:

PostgreSQL: to store some data for gogs
gogs: code repository
gocd-server: pipelines and jobs & tasks manager/scheduler
gocd-client: spin up containers to do the tasks/jobs

Quickstart:

Clone the repository git clone git@github.com:zpol/cicd.git
Enter the directory and execute the start.sh file to spin up all the components with docker-compose. (You will need docker-compose installed in your system)

cd cicd
./start.sh

Then you can access:

Gogs: http://localhost:3000

GoCD: http://localhost:8153

To start coding and triggering pipelines you must setup some stuff first:

Go to http://localhost:3000 and register to create an account.
Create a repository
Go to http://localhost:8153 and configure your repo , pipeline and other settings.

Example repo config line: http://gogs:gogs@gogs:3000/gogs/<reponame>
Go to agents and enable the one that you see on the list.
After the pipeline creation everything should work properly

Using podman

Using rootless podman socket:

systemctl --user enable --now podman.socket

Now you can map the podman socket in rootless mode:

$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/podman/podman.sock:/var/run/docker.sock

Use podman-compose.yml instead of the docker-compose.yml.

Just run:

./start.sh podman

If you want to stop podman, run $ podman-compose -f podman-compose.yml down

zpol/cicd

CI/CD

CI/CD Environment for local development

Quickstart:

Using podman