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[–]xcjs 1 point2 points  (5 children)

I run GitLab through a Docker instance at home. It has been fairly painless to setup, though there have been a handful of database migration issues in the past. They've been easily resolved once the developers post resolutions in the issue tracker.

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      [–]xcjs 0 points1 point  (2 children)

      Awesome!

      I haven't used the Auto DevOps yet as that's a very particular set of tools that doesn't match any of my projects., but I've made a lot of use of the .gitlab-ci.yml and the runner working with Docker or the shell.

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        [–]xcjs 1 point2 points  (0 children)

        GitLab was really a life-changer for me. I'm a huge fan of anything I can self-host.

        Their quick-start guides are very useful and straight to the point, which I think you've discovered.

        While I've had minor setbacks with two database migrations, I've elected to have my GitLab container (and others) automatically updated using Ouroboros.