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git:gitlab [2020/03/02 08:08]
niziak [gitlab]
git:gitlab [2021/12/10 10:45] (current)
niziak
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-====== ​gitlab ​======+====== ​Gitlab ​======
  
 Download location: [[https://​packages.gitlab.com/​gitlab/​gitlab-ce]] \\ Download location: [[https://​packages.gitlab.com/​gitlab/​gitlab-ce]] \\
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 Configure Gitlab'​s web server: [[https://​gitlab.com/​gitlab-org/​omnibus-gitlab/​blob/​master/​doc/​settings/​nginx.md]] \\ Configure Gitlab'​s web server: [[https://​gitlab.com/​gitlab-org/​omnibus-gitlab/​blob/​master/​doc/​settings/​nginx.md]] \\
  
-<code bash> 
-gitlab-ctl stop 
-gitlab-ctl start 
-</​code>​ 
  
 Get installed version info Get installed version info
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 gitlab-rails console gitlab-rails console
 </​code>​ </​code>​
 +
 +Restart services without downtime
 +<code bash>
 +sudo gitlab-ctl hup unicorn
 +sudo gitlab-ctl hup puma
 +sudo gitlab-ctl restart sidekiq
 +sudo gitlab-ctl hup nginx
 +</​code>​
 +
 +===== Start / stop / enable / disable =====
 +
 +<code bash>
 +gitlab-ctl stop
 +gitlab-ctl start
 +
 +systemctl disable gitlab-runsvdir.service
 +systemctl enable gitlab-runsvdir.service
 +</​code>​
 +
 +
  
  
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 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
-===== Making backup ===== 
-  * block gitlab access (but leave maintenance web page) 
-    * gitlab-ctl deploy-page up 
-    * sudo gitlab-ctl stop unicorn 
-    * sudo gitlab-ctl stop sidekiq 
-  * Store configuration file manually (/​etc/​gitlab) 
-  * Trigger backup creation 
-    * ''​gitlab-rake gitlab:​backup:​create''​ 
- 
-  * Start gitlab 
-    * ''​gitlab-ctl start''​ 
-    * ''​gitlab-ctl deploy-page down''​ 
- 
-Make backup without repository 
-<code bash>​gitlab-rake gitlab:​backup:​create SKIP=repositories,​uploads</​code>​ 
-For possible rake tasks to skip see into file ''/​opt/​gitlab/​embedded/​service/​gitlab-rails/​lib/​tasks/​gitlab/​backup.rake''​. 
-For now it cane be: ''​repositories,​db,​builds,​uploads,​artifacts,​lfs''​ 
- 
- 
-==== Automating backups ==== 
-crontab -e 
-<code bash>0 2 * * * /​opt/​gitlab/​bin/​gitlab-rake gitlab:​backup:​create CRON=1</​code>​ 
- 
-==== What is in backup ==== 
-Backup file e.g.: ''​1462327272_gitlab_backup.tar''​ is simple tar archive with example content: 
-<​code>​ 
-|-- artifacts.tar.gz 
-|-- backup_information.yml 
-|-- builds.tar.gz 
-|-- db 
-|   `-- database.sql.gz 
-|-- lfs.tar.gz 
-|-- repositories 
-|   |-- group1 
-|   ​| ​  |-- http-server.bundle 
-|   ​| ​  |-- kernel.bundle 
-|   |-- group2 
-|   ​| ​  |-- buildroot.bundle 
-|   ​| ​  |-- linux-stable.bundle 
-|   ​| ​  |-- u-boot.bundle 
-|   ​| ​  `-- yocto.bundle 
-|   `-- user1 
-|       |-- buildroot.bundle 
-|       |-- linux-stable.bundle 
-|       |-- linux.bundle 
-|       |-- uboot.bundle 
-`-- uploads.tar.gz 
-</​code>​ 
-Where .bundle filesa re simple tar archives of bare git repos. 
- 
-===== Restoring backup ===== 
-  * install exactly the same version from backup comes 
-    * to wrap ''​initctl''​ with ''​systemctl'',​ use [[https://​gist.github.com/​zorael/​8907216]] 
-  * install default gitlab package and make sure it is running 
-    * use /etc/gitlab from backup 
-    * run ''​gitlab-ctl reconfigure''​ 
-  * stop gitlab 
-    * ''​sudo gitlab-ctl stop unicorn''​ 
-    * ''​sudo gitlab-ctl stop sidekiq''​ 
-  * Restore backup 
-    * ''​sudo gitlab-rake gitlab:​backup:​restore''​ 
-    * OR ''​sudo gitlab-rake gitlab:​backup:​restore BACKUP=1393513186''​ 
-  * Start GitLab 
-    * ''​sudo gitlab-ctl start''​ 
-  * Check GitLab 
-    * ''​sudo gitlab-rake gitlab:​check SANITIZE=true''​