In this video, you’ll learn how to execute a shell script inside a GitLab CI job and integrate external scripts into your CI/CD pipeline. Running shell scripts is a common requirement in real DevOps workflows, whether for building, testing, deploying, or automating system tasks. This tutorial shows you how GitLab CI executes shell scripts and how to structure them correctly inside your pipeline.
🎯 What You Will Learn
In this GitLab CI/CD tutorial, you will learn how to:
✅Execute a shell script inside a GitLab CI job
✅Understand how GitLab CI runners run shell commands
✅Configure the job script to call external .sh files
✅Manage script permissions and execution errors
✅Organize shell scripts for clean and reusable pipelines
✅Apply shell scripting best practices in DevOps CI/CD workflows
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