In the previous posts, we’ve covered how to set up trusted SSL for internal services, then how to enable HTTPS and Container Repository features on a GitLab server, and finally how to add Runners to your server. In this case,
As discussed in the previous guide, we used Let’s Encrypt to get legitimate SSL certificates for valid, external domains, and then mapped all of it internally to our own locally-hosted services via DNS. And of course, everything that needs to
If you’re unfamiliar, Let’s Encrypt allows you to register multiple domains and subdomains to get a valid SSL certificate (i.e., valid as in signed by a trusted third party Certificate Authority, CA) for encrypting your services. They also provide a