Step One: Start with static site code

The first step is obtaining (creating/copying/etc) a static site and having its source code in GitLab. If you don't have a site yet, feel free to use one of the example repos as a starting point.

INFO

Currently, your site source code has to be in one of the following GitLab instances, depending on what Impact Level you want your site deployed to.

• https://code.il2.dso.mil/
• https://code.il4.dso.mil/
• https://code.il5.dso.mil/

You must also have at least the Maintainer role on the source code repo to be able to modify its CI/CD configuration.

Note

If your source code repo in GitLab does not have the Settings→CI/CD option in its menu, it means that the CI/CD feature has been disabled for your repo. You can re-enable the CI/CD feature in the GitLab UI by going to Settings→General→Visibility, project features, permissions and ensuring that CI/CD is turned on. Also check that GitLab Shared Runners are enabled for your repo by going to Settings->CI/CD->Runners and ensuring that Enable shared runners for the project is turned on.