The integration of Artifactory into your build ecosystem provides important information that supports fully reproducible builds through visibility of artifacts deployed, dependencies and information about the build environment. JFrog Artifactory supports build integration with any CI server. Now, push the changes and take a look at CI/CD tab of your GitLab Django project. If all commands have been executed successfully, GitLab marks the current stage as Successful and goes to the next stage. If some command returns a non-zero exit code, GitLab will interrupt pipeline execution and mark it Failed. If the key files: requirements.txt hasn't changed since the last run GitLab will download the cache for venv and. Here we cache the result of the pip install command to speed up pipeline executions.
variables: POSTGRES_PASSWORD, POSTGRES_DB DATABASE_URL - environment variables for both Django and PostgreSQL docker containers. So, our Django application will be able to run DB-related tests. GitLab will run PostgreSQL in a separate container during the test stage. GitLab will execute stages in the specified order. In the future, we will have three stages: test, build, and deploy. Here we specify docker image for the executor. By default, GitLab runs CI/CD pipeline on shared runners hosted by GitLab using the docker executor. Let’s create django_aws/tests.py and add a simple test to check DB connection: venv/bin/activate $ docker-compose up -d Go to the Django project, activate venv and start a PostgreSQL Docker container: $ cd. See more info about testing a Django application here. Django’s unit tests use a Python standard library module unittest. Now let’s add unit tests check to the Django project. django-aws-infrastructure git remote add origin git push -set-upstream origin mainĬheck your GitLab projects in a browser and verify that the push is successful. django-aws-backend git remote add origin git push -set-upstream origin main # Push infrastructure cd. Now, let’s push both of our repositories to GitLab. It allows you to access your projects via Git. Be sure to remove the “Initialize repository with a README” option to create a clean repository.Īlso, add your ssh key to SSH Keys section. You can configure shared settings like access policy and CI variables for them.Ĭreate projects for Django and Terraform in this group. Let’s start with creating a GitLab group and projects. 
Add the deploy CI/CD stage to update the application on AWS.Add the build CI/CD stage to build a docker image and push it to the ECR.Create a GitLab group and projects for the backend and the infrastructure repositories.In this part, we are going to automate this process with the following steps:
But now, we have to deploy application changes manually. In previous parts, we’ve deployed the Django web application to ECS and connected PostgreSQL to it. Deploying Django Application on AWS with Terraform.
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