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Is it possible to run tests in Gitlab without adding Kubernetes cluster?

12/22/2018

Consider having a project on GitLab with working unit tests: can we run the tests without adding a Kubernetes cluster to project? Because when I want to enable Auto DevOps I am urged to create a Kubernetes cluster!

-- Majid Rajabi
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1 Answer

12/22/2018

Yes, this is possible and you are not forced to use Kubernetes. There's a plethora of solutions to be found on the CI/CD-documentation.

-- Felix
Source: StackOverflow