Since both Mac OS and GitLab updates come frequently, it is not such a good idea to waste time trying to fix things every few months. If you update your Mac or if you wish to upgrade your GitLab then you might break your GtiLab set up. What I mean by that is you need to have a particular version of Mac OS and a particular version of GitLab for everything to run smoothly. They are only guaranteed to work on a version to version basis.The installation process is a bit complicated and is not recommended for beginners.There are some workarounds that you can try though, like the method presented in this link The GitLab Server relies heavily on Linux technologies and hence it cannot be installed in our Macs natively. But I am going for a home set up, so I will be setting them both upon the same Mac computer. Okay, let’s get back to the task in hand.Īs we saw in the previous article GitLab consists of 2 parts.Īlso, we have learned in the previous article that it is preferable to set the GitLab server and runners on separate computers. If you are part of a larger organization, and you wish to install it on the cloud, then you can always take a look at the paid plans of GitLab here link Approach to install GitLab on Mac Hence I suggest taking this route of a local installation. it will also be an opportunity to learn you more about GitLab.Also doing it locally gives you more control over the setup and.the free plans have some limitations in terms of processing power and hard disk space.You can also set it up on the cloud over at, but How much resources is enough depends on how much performance you need, but I was able to run it on a 2015 MacBook Air with a Core i5 and 4GB of RAM. gitlab_ci.yml to run the above script Things you will needĪll you need are a computer running Mac OS with enough resources (CPU, memory, and disk space) for running the GitLab Server and GitLab Runner.
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