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GitLab Load Platform and Platform Management #6

Open jateodoro opened 8 years ago

jateodoro commented 8 years ago

Hi, I'm John Arcy Teodoro, an Accenture DevOps resource in the PDC.

We've been using the ADOP Generation 5, and made some customization wherein we use GitLab instead of Gerrit. With this, we've edited the docker-compose file of the Gen5 for it to come with GitLab.

Using GitLab as our SCM Tool, we have customized this platform management as well, such that it will be compatible with GitLab. Basically we have just transformed the shell scripts to configure Gerrit into GitLab API calls.

Here are the links for the customized Load Platform and Platform Management: https://github.com/arcyteodoroacn/adop-b-framework-gitlab-load-platform https://github.com/arcyteodoroacn/adop-b-framework-gitlab-platform-management

nickdgriffin commented 8 years ago

This is great stuff!

Would you be able to create the platform-management repository as a fork of this one please so that I can clone it and see the delta?

As I'm not familiar with GitLab, what is the purpose of creating groups and adding users to them? Is it not using the groups in LDAP?

Just trying to understand the difference between the two so I can have a think about how we can easily support both Gerrit and GitLab together, as well as potentially other SCM systems.

jateodoro commented 8 years ago

Hi Nick,

Sure! I will do that.

The GitLab container configuration is already connected to the LDAP that comes with the Gen 5. I will add the GitLab config of the edited ADOP Gen 5 docker-compose.yml on the Read Me file of the GitLab Platform Management.

Comparing GitLab to BitBucket, a "Group" is equivalent to a Project and a "Project" is to a Repository.

The GitLab is configured to connect to the LDAP that comes with the Core Gen 5. However, the users are needed to log-on to GitLab before they get actually listed and be recognized by GitLab, thus they cannot be assigned to a Group nor a Project until they do so. This serves as a by-pass to that problem, as there are no GitLab API call to do an LDAP Login (however, there is an API Call to do a normal user log in). Still, after the users log-on to GitLab, you will be able to see their profile with some LDAP information like their CN.

nickdgriffin commented 8 years ago

Thanks for the explanation - that's very similar to what happens in Gerrit then. Starting to think we'd benefit from a standard interface for SCM providers that the jobs could call and pick the SCM provider that is present and act accordingly.

jateodoro commented 8 years ago

I've added a "/compose" folder on the GitLab Load Platform for the edited docker compose files of the ADOP Core Gen 5 with the GitLab configs.

https://github.com/arcyteodoroacn/adop-b-framework-gitlab-load-platform/tree/master/compose

jateodoro commented 8 years ago

Hi Nick,

I've already forked the Accenture Platform Management and I've pushed the GitLab modifications into it.

kramos commented 7 years ago

@nickdgriffin how does this link into pluggable scm?