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GitLab CICD Components

Release pipeline for Gradle wrapper with Nyx

Dependency Dashboard

This project is home to the OpenTofu CI/CD component and it's related assets, like the gitlab-tofu wrapper script and OCI images containing that script together with an OpenTofu version.

GitLab CI/CD components.

Obtain docker metadata (e.g. branch dependent tags) docker buildx build

Keywords: docker, buildx, container

Generic GitLab CI pipelines that you can drop into any rust project - providing linting, testing and other goodies.

Build a container using Kaniko to GitLab or Dockerhub (or anywhere else by extending the included job). Autocreates many best practice container labels from build information, including opencontainers labels. Uses layer caching. Community component - not provided by the kaniko project. Part of the DarwinJS Builder Component Library.

GitLab Lightweight Orchestration of Hardware In the Loop (HIL) Device Pools for CI. Orchestrates your devices. Uses pure GitLab functionality. Lightweight means reasonable scaling and manual pool management for projects. When fully capable embedded testing rigs can be worth between $500K and $10M - this component maximizes utilization by putting these resources into the "CI Loop". Part of the DarwinJS Builder Component Library.

Simply include this component in the .gitlab-ci.yml of a component project for auto versioning, build and release. Part of the DarwinJS Builder Component Library.

Rust CI/CD component (build, test, doc, run)

Hello World container shows how to create components that have a container associated with them.This Hello world icon created by IconBaandar - Flaticon. Part of the DarwinJS Builder Component Library.

Hello World helps you verify you are referencing a component correctly in your project. The Component publishing CI in this project uses the GitVersion component to auto-increment your version and auto publish the new tagged release. Hello world icon created by IconBaandar - Flaticon. Part of the DarwinJS Builder Component Library.

Hello World container shows how to create components that have a multiarch container associated with them. This Hello world icon created by IconBaandar - Flaticon. Part of the DarwinJS Builder Component Library.

A CI/CD component for managing workflows related to...GitLab! This project is intended for things like pipeline cleanup and job deletion and other operational workflows.

CI/CD component for managing Terraform projects in GitLab CI. This component includes templates for publishing Terraform Modules to the GitLab Terraform Registry, as well as standard workflows to deploy Terraform projects with init, plan, apply, and destroy stages.

CI/CD component for handling common, or convoluted but necessary, AWS workflows in pipelines. Things like credential retrieval, dynamic actions that do not neatly fit into other IaC projects, etc. live here.

CI/CD component for managing Helm packaging/push to registry and deployment to Kubernetes clusters.

CI/CD components for Python projects

This GitLab CI/CD Component compresses GitLab Pages.

Never have to worry about version generation problems again - conflicts, stateless (no storing "last version" anywhere), self-incrementing - even in busy repositories. This component automates the venerable GitVersion utility. Community component - not provided by the GitVersion project. Part of the DarwinJS Builder Component Library.

Integrate SCANOSS Platform with Gitlab

Licensed under MIT. CI/CD Components - Currently supporting: Fetch-Artifacts (new), Grype, Trivy and Syft.