Can ypu please tell me that how you get the registry option in gitlab beacuse i installed ce gitlab but did not get this option registry. Is there any video available which tell the basic information about that how to create registery and use with docker login and docker build command and also define abouth the varible which is use during docker login etc. kindlly start with basic
@@DanGitschooldude And still is. Docker docs actually warn people not to do it if they use a computer they cannot compromise. (Potential security risk with adding user to the docker group)
@@kjn5991 Yes, at my day job we can't use docker in our lab because of the security risks associated with root escalation. I've heard you can use selinux and/or apparmor to mitigate these issues but I don't know much about it.
Ack.. knowing what to put in a tutorial is difficult, but this covers far too much docker-basics, if anybody needs those explained, then they're many steps behind the CI/CD integrations.
Can ypu please tell me that how you get the registry option in gitlab beacuse i installed ce gitlab but did not get this option registry. Is there any video available which tell the basic information about that how to create registery and use with docker login and docker build command and also define abouth the varible which is use during docker login etc. kindlly start with basic
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Could've mentioned that using Docker commands requires sudo permissions. (and the security risk way of working around that).
You most likely added your user to docker group since you don't use sudo here.
Yep! That's part of the docker installation instructions for linux, or at least it was last time I looked at it.
@@DanGitschooldude And still is. Docker docs actually warn people not to do it if they use a computer they cannot compromise. (Potential security risk with adding user to the docker group)
@@kjn5991 Yes, at my day job we can't use docker in our lab because of the security risks associated with root escalation. I've heard you can use selinux and/or apparmor to mitigate these issues but I don't know much about it.
@4:41 Just Because !!!!!!!!!!
This is almost entirely a docker tutorial. No gitlab. Need to watch part2.
Ack.. knowing what to put in a tutorial is difficult, but this covers far too much docker-basics, if anybody needs those explained, then they're many steps behind the CI/CD integrations.