Configure Git Lab CI/CD for Azure Web App

Step 1. Setup Gitlab project and install runner

a). Download Gitlab Runner (x86)

https://docs.gitlab.com/runner/install/windows.html

b). Copy the runner in new folder and rename the exe as gitlab-runner.exe

C:\Work\Gitlab\gitlab-runner.exe

c).Create new project in gitlab website- MyPoC

Step 2. Collect registration token from git lab project- MyPoC

Step 3: Register Gitlab runner, using token collected in last step

Step 4. Check the runner registration, install runner and start it

The registration command will generate config.toml in the location C:\Work\Gitlab

Step 5. Check there is no warning sign in gitlab

Step 6. Check there is no warning sign in gitlab

Step 7. Clone from repo and create .net core project

• Clone MyPoC
• Create new .NET core project “Runner_PoC” with Docker Support under that repo
• Move docker file to the root directory
• Add gitignore and yml

Step 8. Check the Docker File Content which will be looked like as below

Step 9. Create gitlab-ci.YML File as below 

Step 10. Set YML Variable Value

Step 11. Write the user name without any special char and all  required permissions

Step 12. Add variable for user id and password

Step 13. All the YML variable are added

Step 14. Push the code in git repo

Push the code in git repo

Check the pipeline and then container registry

Step 15. Azure Web App Configuration

Step 16. Check git lab

Step 17. Copy the webhook URL

Step 18. Click on the webhooks in gitlab

Step 19. Paste the webhook URL in Git

Step 20. Check Azure and browse the website

Push the code

Check the log in App Service -> Container settings and check the logs