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Streamlining Web Application Deployment with GitLab Runner and IIS

Introduction Deploying a web application efficiently and securely is crucial for maintaining uptime and reliability. In this blog post, we’ll explore an automated deployment strategy using a self-hosted GitLab Runner with IIS, ensuring a smooth and structured deployment process. Why Automate Deployment? Manual deployments can be error-prone and time-consuming. Automating the deployment process with GitLab …

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PowerShell Script: Stop IIS Application Pool and Website with Retry Mechanism

Overview This PowerShell script is designed to stop an IIS Application Pool and Website, retrying multiple times if necessary. If the Application Pool name is not provided, it defaults to using the Website name. Features Usage Parameters Execution To run the script, use the following command in PowerShell: or if the Application Pool name is …

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Efficient User Management in GitLab for Project Managers: Introducing GitLabUserMgmt

Project managers who oversee multiple projects on GitLab understand the importance of effective user management. Whether it’s dealing with shifting team structures or handling access permissions, managing users across multiple repositories can become cumbersome. Especially when you need to remove a user from all the GitLab repositories you manage, the task can feel daunting. This …

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