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Administrative Tasks

Where can I setup a subdomain?

Just go to your GitLab app in the NWS Customer Interface and click on "Settings". Open the "CNAME"- tab and fill in your subdomain.3 cname.PNG

Is it possible to setup a Customer Domain?

Yes, this is possible. 
For this, the following things must be fulfilled /accomplished:

  1. Domain must belong to you
  2. You must set an A-record to IP 185.11.255.46 for the domain name
  3. You enter this in our NWS Customer interface at your GitLab app under "Settings" 8 Custom Domain.png
  4. You specify if you want to have a Let's encrypt certificate or an SSL certificate

Do you provide OAuth for user integration?

Yes, GitLab provides OAuth for an easy user integration. Just go to your GitLab app in the NWS Customer Interface and click on "Settings". You can drop your OAuth credentials to use the pre-configured providers (GitHub, Twitter, Goolge, Facebook, GitLab.com, BitBucket, AzureAD, ADFS) at "External authentication with OAuth".4 oauth.PNG

Where can I trigger an update of my Runner?

Just go to your GitLab app in the NWS Customer Interface and click on "Settings".  Scrawl down to "Update GitLab Runner" and push the button. 5 update runner.png

Where can I see the remaining storage volume?

Just go to your GitLab app in the NWS Customer Interface and click on "Usage". 6 usage.PNG

Where can I upgrade to a bigger plan?

Just go to your GitLab app in the NWS Customer Interface and click on "Manage contract". Here you can upgrade to Advanced or Premium plan.  If the Premium plan is no longer sufficient, contact us via sales@netways.de and we will provide you with a customized solution on OpenStack. 7 higher plan new title.PNG

Where can I change the title of my GitLab instance?

Just go to your GitLab app in the NWS Customer Interface and click on "Manage contract". Here you can change the title of your GitLab instance 7 higher plan new title.PNG

Is access via SSH possible?

No, it´s not possible. You can only access your GitLab via https.

But you can use Git's credential.helper for effortless access. Just set this up once and you won't have to enter your credentials (username + PW) every time. You can do your Git pulls and Git pushes comfortably that way.

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