Automating repetitive tasks is a core part of DevOps, and GitLab CI/CD makes it easy with pipeline schedules. In this video, you’ll learn how to create pipelines that run on a time-based schedule using cron patterns, perfect for tasks that need to execute regularly without code changes. Understanding pipeline schedules helps you automate maintenance, reports, and other recurring workflows efficiently.
🎯 What You Will Learn in This Video
✅How to create and configure pipeline schedules in GitLab CI
✅How to use cron patterns to define regular execution intervals
✅How to run pipelines for tasks that don’t require code changes
✅Managing and updating scheduled pipelines for DevOps workflows
✅Best practices for using time-based automation in CI/CD
✅Real-world examples of automated maintenance, reporting, and batch tasks
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