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Consider moving from GitLab to Codefresh for Docker builds #159

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RohanNagar opened this issue Apr 27, 2018 · 1 comment
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Consider moving from GitLab to Codefresh for Docker builds #159

RohanNagar opened this issue Apr 27, 2018 · 1 comment
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This issue relates to a:

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  • Feature Proposal

Description:

Right now we have an entire mirror on GitLab for Docker builds. Codefresh is a popular CI/CD tool for building Docker images that we should consider.

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https://codefresh.io/docker-tutorial/java_docker_pipeline/
@RohanNagar RohanNagar added Type: Releases Relates to creating a new release version of the application. P3 Low priority. No set deadline to address. Status: Available Work on this issue has not yet started and is available to be worked on. Size: Medium The work involved in addressing this issue is a sizable amount. 1-2 days of work. labels Apr 27, 2018
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The issue with moving to Codefresh is the free limit of 120 builds per month. We don't typically have a need for more than that, but since Gitlab is unlimited, it makes more sense to stick with them in the long run.

Perhaps we can move to building the Docker image in Travis itself.

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