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Gitlab installation steps on Redhat Linux

In this blog we will see the steps to install Gitlab on Redhat Enterprise Linux 6. I will be using the virtual machine "gitserver" that I have created on Google Cloud. You can use any server or VM running RHEL 6 and follow these steps.





Follow the below steps to install gitlab. Run these steps as root user.

# yum install -y curl policycoreutils-python openssh-server cronie



# lokkit -s http -s ssh 



# yum install postfix 



# service postfix start 

# chkconfig postfix on 




# curl https://packages.gitlab.com/install/repositories/gitlab/gitlab-ee/script.rpm.sh | sudo bash 



# EXTERNAL_URL="http://34.69.44.142" yum -y install gitlab-ee 



You will see a screen similar to below, once your gitlab installation is successful.



You can now access the gitlab console using the http or https url that you provided during the installation, i.e., http://<ip/server_name>

http://gitserver.localdomain.com

or 

http://34.69.44.142


When you open the console for the first time, you will have to set the password for default admin user, i.e., root



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