GitLab CI/CD: Explore Artifacts (files/directories) Transfer in Pipeline | Tutorial [Hindi] #6
Welcome to our latest video in the "GitLab CI/CD" series! In this tutorial, we dive into the concept of pipeline artifacts in GitLab, an essential feature for sharing data between jobs and stages in your CI/CD workflows.
Join us as we explore how to use artifacts to enhance your GitLab pipelines. You'll learn what artifacts are, how to define them, and how they can help you manage and transfer data, such as build outputs, test results, and other important files, between different stages of your pipeline.
We’ll start with an introduction to artifacts, explaining their purpose and benefits in a CI/CD pipeline. Then, we'll provide step-by-step examples of configuring artifacts in your `.gitlab-ci.yml` file, covering key options such as `paths`, `expire_in`, and `when`.
You'll see practical scenarios where artifacts are invaluable, such as preserving build outputs for deployment stages, saving test reports for later analysis, and caching dependencies to speed up subsequent pipeline runs.
By the end of this video, you'll have a solid understanding of how to use pipeline artifacts effectively in GitLab, enabling you to create more efficient and powerful CI/CD workflows.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your GitLab CI/CD expertise—click play now and master the use of pipeline artifacts in your GitLab projects!
Documentation:
https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/jobs/jo...
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