sign_up VS netlify-deployer

A GitLab account — either self-managed or SaaS

If you don't have an account yet, create one here otherwise login to your account here.

It's easier to deploy an application that has its source code hosted on GitHub or GitLab. Render connects with GitHub or GitLab to deploy your apps and websites automatically on every push to your project. This is very useful, as you don't have to manually deploy every time you make a change. You can either connect GitHub or GitLab or both.

Pre-requisites Gitlab account Semgrep App Account

I'm assuming you already have a GitLab account. If you do not, you should create one, they are free and you will get a lot of free perks with it, such as free access to some amount of CI runner minutes. You will also need to set up your SSH keys so you can push to it.

Register for a GitLab account here or on your private GitLab server.

Register for a free GitLab account here.

GitLab bot account: Another GitLab account to post comments from the GitLab CI pipeline to the merge requests on our behalf. This can be also set up using the same sign-up page.

GitLab account

Gitlab Account - https://gitlab.com/users/sign_up

In the above YAML snippet, we'll add a pipeline step to the publish stage and execute a container image I created for publishing sites to Netlify. The step will execute one command, gitlab-deploy-site, that's pre-built to the container image. Pretty much all of the magic for publishing to Netlify happen within the container image. We'll take a look at it in a later section.