William Chia- Moderated track intro
Intro to GitLab Tips and Tricks. This is a place to share the lessons you’ve learned with the broader GitLab community. From tips on setting up labels and using boards to technical deep dives on optimizing your gitlab-ci.yml and configuring Prometheus, this is the place for you.
Transcript
So. Hello, my name is William Chia, I serve on the product marketing team at GitLab, and I'd like to welcome you to the How To's, Tips & Tricks track here at the all-remote GitLab Commit 2020. In this content track, we will have an exciting lineup of speakers who have spent quite a bit of time using and administering GitLab.
They're ready to share their real world stories of GitLab wins and losses and what they've learned along the way, packaged into practical tips and takeaways that you can start using today. Today's sessions in How To's, Tips & Tricks will be full of deep technical content, from configuring GitLab CI CD for container based deployments to learning unique ways of using GitLab such as for MLOps and e-commerce. We'll even have a session on how to teach others about GitLab so that you can be set up to successfully share your passion for GitLab with your friends and colleagues.
Of course, our speakers won't just be on video, they'll be live in the chat with you while the talk is going on. So go ahead and say hello. Chat about the talk while it's happening.
Ask questions to our speakers and to each other. GitLab Commit is designed to be an interactive event where the more you engage, the more you'll get out of it. Throughout the day, we'll keep coming back to our theme.
You belong here. While there's a lot of great content here at GitLab Commit, this track is designed for folks who like the command line, code watchers, and talks that link to a git repo to check out afterwards. If you are a developer, engineer, practitioner or someone who just wants to learn more about the ins and outs of GitLab, you belong here.
Let's get started.
