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Installing GitLab on Raspberry Pi 64-bit OS

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Date Published
Author
Brendan O'Leary
Word Count
698
Company Posts That Month
22
Language
English
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-
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No
Summary

The blog post explores the process and challenges of installing GitLab on the newly released 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS, highlighting that while GitLab supports Raspberry Pi OS, official ARM64 support is still pending. The author describes their experience with a manual installation process, necessitated by compatibility issues with the new OS version, which is based on Debian Linux. Despite the lack of official support, the author was able to successfully install GitLab by adjusting the installation path and using Debian Buster repositories. The post concludes by teasing a future article about setting up a private GitLab server with Tailscale and LetsEncrypt, hinting at the complexities of accessing the server from outside a private network and implementing HTTPs.

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