Integrate Git repositories with rapid deployment components

This document is suitable for application operation and maintenance personnel1 who use and GitLab systems **the same time.

This document is suitable for the scenario：Through the demonstration use case, understand how rainbond connects with GitLab for OAuth, and realize the rapid deployment of projects in GitLab and the use of Webhook to achieve automatic construction

Preconditions

• If the existing GitLab private repository has not been deployed, you can refer to the following section GitLab Quick Deploymentto deploy it

Steps

GitLab can be deployed directly into your Rainbond environment through one-click installation from the App Market.

GitLab Rapid Deployment

• Install the GitLab app

  

• running result

  

Connect to GitLab-type OAuth

This section will configure Rainbond to connect to GitLab type OAuth

• Configure Applications

  Go to User Settings → Applications

option name	Fill in the content	illustrate
Name	Rainbond	Fill in the custom Application name
Redirect URI	https://goodrain.goodrain.com/console/oauth/redirect	The fallback path is used to receive the credentials returned by the third-party platform. The public cloud format is https://xxx.goodrain.com/console/oauth/redirect The private deployment format is https://IP:7070/console/oauth /redirect
Scopes	api, read_user, read_repository	GitLab permission settings, you need to open api, read_user, read_repository

• Rainbond Platform Certification

  Enter Rainbond Homepage Enterprise View→ Settings→ OAuth Interconnection Service→ View Settings→ Add

option name	Fill in the content	illustrate
OAuth type	gitlab	Oauth type for authentication
OAuth type	Custom (GitLab-Demo)	Fill in the custom Oauth service name
service address	https://rainbond.gitlab/	GitLab service access address
Client ID	Fill in with specific information	Application ID generated by GitLab
client secret	Fill in with specific information	Application Secret generated by GitLab
Platform access domain name	Use default fill	The access address used for the bounce back after OAuth authentication

• OAuth authentication

  Enter Rainbond Homepage Enterprise View → Personal Center → OAuth Account Binding → Corresponding Account → Go to Authentication

Dock GitLab repository and complete automatic build

• Create a GitLab project with the following content

  

• When deploying Rainbond using privatization, you need to configure GItLab to allow sending webhook requests to the local network

  Go to Admin area → settings → NetWork → Outbound requests

  Check the Allow requests to the local network from hooks and services option

• Build from source with Rainbond

  Enter the Rainbond team view → Add → Create components based on source code → Corresponding Gitlab project → Corresponding source code project → Create component

  

  Go to the build page and select configure

  

  Visit the performance display

  

• Webhook automatically builds presentations

  Modify the index.html file of the GitLab rainbond-test project, and add the keyword @deploy to the Commit information when submitting

  

  Automatic update effect display

  

  Visit the performance display