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Continuous Integration of GitLab-Hosted Docker Projects with Quay.io

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Joseph Schorr from CoreOS
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827
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English
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Summary

Containerization's rise through platforms like Docker and rkt has streamlined application development but also posed challenges for maintaining up-to-date container images in continuous integration pipelines. Quay.io, developed by CoreOS, offers a solution by transforming source code from platforms like GitLab into Docker images with each code push, thereby enhancing efficiency and teamwork for developers. By seamlessly integrating with GitLab, Quay.io allows for automatic syncing and building of container images, simplifying the identification of issues and testing of updates. Setting up this integration involves a straightforward process of linking GitLab repositories with Quay.io, authorizing access, and configuring build triggers, ensuring that any push to a GitLab repository results in an immediate build on Quay.io. This integration empowers developers with reliable, updated Docker containers for rapid testing and deployment, with Quay.io offering a free trial and enterprise options for various deployment needs.

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