automated

GitLab: self-managed runner for CI/CD jobs on GCP VM instances

The globally shared set of GitLab runners for CI/CD jobs works well for building binaries, publishing images, and reaching out to publicly available endpoints for services and infrastructure building. But the ability to run a private, self-managed runner can grant pipelines entirely new levels of functionality on several fronts: Can communicate openly to private, internal GitLab: self-managed runner for CI/CD jobs on GCP VM instances

Github: automated Github release of GoLang binary using Github Actions

Github Actions provide the ability to define a build workflow directly in Github.  The workflow steps are defined as yaml and can be triggered by various events, including a code push, branch, or tagging in the repository. In this article I will detail the steps of creating a statically-linked GoLang binary that is automatically built Github: automated Github release of GoLang binary using Github Actions