Unlock the Power of GitLab CI/CD with Real-World Projects | Gitlab CI CD DIY LABS with Project Implementation on AWS
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A black course title slide displaying the GitLab logo, the heading GITLAB CI/CD HANDS ON, and the subtitle Build your own 50 GitLab Pipelines.
A black slide titled Hands On Tasks Covers lists GitLab setup, beginner, advanced, and CI/CD project topics in four columns.
A dark presentation slide titled COURSE LAYOUT lists six curriculum topics with purple bullet icons on the left.
A split-screen view showing a GitLab CI/Build interface with code on the left and a course content sidebar listing GitLab CI Tasks on the right
The course relies on a high volume of hands-on assignments to reinforce GitLab concepts like stages, jobs, and variables.
Instruction includes setting up AWS EC2 runners and integrating GitLab with EKS clusters.
Complex topics such as AWS, Kubernetes, and Terraform are introduced via brief segments that may lack sufficient depth. One signal from July 2025 suggests these topics feel shallow; note that the January 2026 update label does not prove this was corrected.
Changes to the GitLab GUI and requirements regarding GitLab Groups may affect the relevance of some video content.
The curriculum aligns with the target of learning GitLab through hands-on tasks, though difficulty levels vary by topic. One signal from April 2025 suggests a need for updates regarding GitLab Groups; note that the January 2026 update label does not prove this was corrected.