gitlab-devops.md

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+Go to your url port 8080 and follow to installation instructions.
 #### Configuring Jenkins to work with Gitlab
 I builded my integration based on [this](https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/integration/jenkins.html) guide.
+First you need to Install GitLab-plugin to Jenkins. After installing plugin you configure the connection in Jenkins > Manage Jenkins >  Configure System:
+![image](/uploads/54221f42f47bc1c27ad52ea24af3b575/image.png)
+You need to set-up your gitlab-url and name to connection.
+The next step is to create credentials for your connection. This is done in GitLab. In GitLab you go to user settings > access tokens > personal access tokens and create a access token. You should save your acces token to a secure location.
+![image](/uploads/2cfc6c6aa973c4ddf1b23d34c6dd0021/image.png)
+Created Access token.
+
+In Jenkins you create GitLab API token. Input your token and the ID you created. 
+![image](/uploads/a06d1462635bc787bf22436fef74116d/image.png)
+Jenkins GitLab API token.
+You can test the connection and you should see Success if the configuration is correct. 
+
+In Gitlab you need to create a Webhook for Jenkins. Go to Project Settings > Integrations and enter the Jenkins url/project/your-project-name and triggers you want to. 
+![image](/uploads/09b0ae94cbf4a47a1710704fa9386019/image.png)
+Created Webhook.
+Test the connection. I tested the connection using Push events. You may need to [enable same network-traffic](https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/security/webhooks.html). You should see a success message in GitLab.