gitlab-self-hosted-runner

quickly setup a GitLab Self-hosted service on your local machine

Instructions

1. Set the GITLAB_HOME variable in the .env file & load the .env variables into your session, or use any other method so this variable will be available for the init-env.sh script. I'm using teller for these kind of actions

eval "$(teller sh)"

2. Run the init-env.sh script in order to create the necessary folders structure and give permissions. make sure GITLAB_HOME is set

./init-env.sh

3. Edit the .env file with your prefferd configurations.
4. Run init-gitlab-sh.sh in order to run the service.

./init-gitlab-sh.sh

5. After the service is up, make sure that the UI is available by routing to http://localhost:{SERVER_PORT} in your browser.
6. A root user is created automatically - root
7. The generated password for this user can be retrive with the get-root-password.sh script (make sure that GITLAB_HOME is set in the session, like in step 1)

./get-root-password.sh

8. Start using the service.

Enjoy!